Restorations are a notable portion of the Fantastic Fest program, giving movie lovers a chance to see a handful of films on the big screen for the first time in years, or ever. This year’s restoration titles were a remarkable bunch of flicks that really speak to the array of offerings at this event. It’s been sometimes characterized as a horror fest, and there’s an abundance of scary stuff, but it’s a broader umbrella than that, one that also encompasses comedy, sci-fi, animation, fantasy, and more. While I regretted being unable to get to restorations of Johnnie To’s “The Mission” and Adam Wingard’s “The Guest,” I did get to screen a trio of very different movies that don’t feel like they’
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