Film Fantasia Film Festival 2020: Cosmic Candy Hides Reality Behind a Quirky Exterior ByChristopher Cross on August 20, 2020 Cosmic Candy Review ShareTweetRedditShareEmailWhatsAppPinMore In this article:Fantasia Film Festival Up Next:Fantasia Film Festival 2020: Feels Good Man Chronicles the War Over a Cartoon Frog Don't Miss:Fantasia Film Festival 2020: A Witness Out of the Blue Doesn’t Stray Enough from The HK Thriller Formula Written By Christopher Cross Chris is a graduate of Communications from Simon Fraser University and resides in Victoria, British Columbia. Given a pint, he will talk for days about action films, video games, and the works of John Carpenter. Click to comment Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published.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 25 Years Later: Deep Impact was a Serious Look at the End of the World Film Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Caps Off the Trilogy With a Heartfelt Bang (Mostly) Film The Golden Year of Movies: 1973 Culture Cannes 2023: Jonathan Glazer’s The Zone of Interest is a Manicured Vision of Hell Culture Cannes 2023: Maïwenn’s Great Hair Goes to Great Lengths in Jeanne Du Barry Culture The Best of the Beast – Brock Lesnar’s Ten Best Matches, Ranked Culture Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret: Judy Blume’s Adaptation is Right On Film BlackBerry Is a Wonderfully Canadian Account of a Dying Tech Dream Film Cannes 2023: Black Flies— Gripping Descent into the Underbelly of New York’s Urban Misery Culture Godzilla at 25: When Hollywood Made a Manhattan Monster Movie, with Disastrous Results Film Jennifer Lopez’s The Mother is Eerily Similar to Enough, But That’s Not a Bad Thing Film 60 Years Later, Dr. No Remains the Paragon of Bond Film 20 Years Later: The Matrix Reloaded was Underwhelming, but Still Underrated Film He Got Game was Spike Lee’s Shot at a Basketball Movie Film La Passion de Dodin Bouffant: Surfeit Cooking Drama Most Inane Film at Cannes Culture Fast X Finally Reaches the Franchise’s Breaking Point Film
