Fantastic Fest 2022: Our Most Anticipated Movies
Most popular for becoming the home of “challenging and intriguing cinema” and celebrating new voices and international movies from each corner, Fantastic Fest is true back this year and starts off today! ComicBook.com is attending the current year’s occasion and covering a significant number of its titles essentially, bringing surveys and responses to a great deal of the wild new movies from the festival, some of them having their world debut. We’ve collected a rundown of a portion of the titles we’re most looking forward to, and why, which you can find beneath.
A roaming loner living on the fringes of society reexamines his homicidal inheritance when a teen young lady demonstrates up claiming to be his little girl.
USA, 2022
World Debut, 88 min
Director – Noah Segan
WHY WE’RE Invigorated: However most popular for his joint efforts with Rian Johnson, Noah Segan’s directorial debut being another vampire flick appears to be a recipe for can’t miss.
Rising star Troyal Brux goes through an evening with his golden calf George Jones, ignorant that the down home music legend has a somewhat cool deadline the following morning.
USA, 2022
US Debut, 84 min
Director – Mickey Reece
WHY WE’RE Energized: Faction indie director Mickey Reece gets back with his most recent and he has one more melodic symbol in his sights for seemingly another film no other person would think of.
Oscar-winning French director Michel Hazanavicius’ meta-revamp of the Japanese faction film ONE CUT OF THE DEAD deals with a little tour de force.
France, 2022
US Debut, 111 min
Director – Michel Hazanavicius
WHY WE’RE Energized: A redo of One Cut of the Dead seems like an ill-conceived notion yet early buzz reveals this one as something that we can’t miss.