Fantastic Fest 2009

Some people's fantasies are better left unexplored.

A brilliant young scientist is beside himself when he realizes that time travel isn't only possible...but he already mastered it.

A bevy of young girls are swept up in a massively unearthly spazzride by the maniacal forces of the unknown in the craziest goddamn movie Japan has ever unleashed. Filled with airborne autonomous limbs, sinister house pets and other hell-born impossibilities, this lawless exercise in insanity plays like a psychotic's brain melting across your eyeballs.

House of the Devil is an occult shocker that is not only set in the 1980s but invokes horror films from that era. In Ti West's latest film, a simple babysitting job turns into a long night of terror for a college student.

Dr. Heiter (Dieter Laser), a leering, sepulchral surgeon from Germany whose specialty is separating Siamese twins, evolves his craft by sewing together living beings together at the "mucous-cutaneous zone" (guess) in order to create Siamese triplets with a single digestive system.

Dark family secrets cast a shadow over Bill's recovery, in this second chapter to Don Hertzfeldt's 'Everything will be OK'.

In a filthy, dingy hospital room, a woman awakens without a memory. The other residents attempt to help her, when not being dragged away into the darkness.

What do you do when there's something growing inside of you? You get rid of it.

Denmark sends a team of astronauts to Saturn and start an intergalactic war in the process in this rude and crude CG-animated comedy from the directors of TERKEL IN TROUBLE.