Share Tweet Film Fantasia 2020: ‘Bleed with Me’ is Downright Creepy ByEllie Burridge on August 29, 2020 Bleed with Me Review ShareTweetRedditShareEmailWhatsAppPinMore In this article:Bleed With Me, Fantasia Festival, Fantasia Film Festival Up Next:Fantasia Film Festival: ‘Me and Me’ Is a Complete Mess Don't Miss:Fantasia 2020: Texas Trip – A Carnival of Ghosts Written By Ellie Burridge Ellie recently completed a degree in English Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Birmingham and should be graduating sometime soon. Her greatest loves in life are damaged-but-sarcastic fictional characters, coffee, and semicolons. Click to comment Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Facebook Latest Popular Latest Popular Trending Three Bestselling Anti-War Novels, Three A-List Film Adaptations…Three Flops: Castle Keep, Catch-22, Slaughterhouse-Five Culture Vesper: Sci-Fi That Thinks Big With Limited Means Culture Unforgiven Ushered the Western into its Afterlife Culture A Full List Of Upcoming Marvel Studios Film And TV Releases Culture RoboCop is a Social Satire That Gets More Relevant With Age Film Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman: The 10 Greatest Comic Issues Comics Jordan Peele’s Nope Explained: A Spectacle of “Bad Miracles” Film Alex’s War, a Documentary Study of Alex Jones, Misses the Big Picture Film M. Night Shyamalan Signs Finds Comfort at the End of the World Film Way Too Early Predictions for All Out 2022 Wrestling Biography: WWE Legends’ Look at Goldberg is One of the Best Wrestling Documentaries Ever TV Detective vs. Sleuths: Buckle Up for a Bumpy Ride Culture Paul Verhoeven’s RoboCop is an Anti-Fascist Classic Film Marvel at San Diego Comic-Con 2022: A Full Recap Culture High Noon at 70: When Time is of the Essence Features Bullet Train Makes All the Wrong Stops Culture
