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Lena Headey and Iain Glen star in The Flood as two hardened immigration officers in the UK. In our exclusive clip, they will appear momentarily. First, though, Haile (Ivanno Jeremiah) is seen during his days as a solder, standing over...

I live in Texas, where most immigrants arrive by air or land, but I can readily understand why some people might refer to the tidal wave of desperate emigrants seeking a safer harbor away from their homeland as The Flood,...

Raindance Film Festival kicks off next week with a wide array of features and shorts. Among the films in competition for Best UK Feature is the thriller Love/Me/Do, the first fiction feature by Martin Stitt. A veteran of both actual...

As time marches on, more and more of our favorite cult home video distributors are making the expensive and risky jump to Blu-ray. One of the latest is the inimitable purveyors of "Holy Shit I've Never Even Heard Of That" awesomeness,...

So many horror films never bother trying to capture the banality of evil that it's a pleasant surprise (relatively speaking) to find the most terrifying thing about Sean Hogan's The Devil's Business is a simple conversation with a man in...

A man sits in a chair, talking. His name is Pinder (Billy Clarke) and he's telling a story for the benefit of Cully (Jack Gordon), his young associate. Though it's late at night, and Pinder relates the details in...

I walked into The Devil's Business without having read a synopsis. Walking out of it, I feel quite conflicted about my response to the film.  Sean Hogan (Little Deaths) knows how to write a tense story with little breathing room. ...