Southbound is thankfully cinematic and well-acted.

Here’s how it unfolds: Through the soothing sounds of a radio DJ (voiced in velvet and sandpaper by Larry Fessenden), we learn of a place that lies just south of here. It’s a small town in the middle of nowhere consisting of a gas station, a diner, a hospital, and a few derelict structures that can’t be identified at a glance. There are some neighborhoods, too, but believe me: You wouldn’t want to live there. Or die there, which is what most people do.

EW’s made a comprehensive list of the 16 must-see movies at this year’s Fantastic Fest. Of those sixteen movies, the ever-busy Fessenden has a featured role in three different films.

Check out EW’s full list of recommendations.

Here are the Fessenden-featured picks:

Southbound

Writer-director Joe Begos made a gory splash with his debut film, alien-monster movie ‘Almost Human,’ and now returns with this much-anticipated tale of a drifter with telekinetic abilities. The cast boasts a host of familiar faces from recent indie-horror outings including Graham Skipper (‘Almost Human’), Jeremy Gardner (‘The Battery’), Matt Mercer (‘Contracted: Phase II’), Noah Segan (‘Starry Eyes,’ ‘Some Kind of Hate’), Brian Morvant (‘Pod’), and Lauren Ashley Carter (‘Jug Face’).