From The Editors
BIRD BOX's Eric Heisserer to Produce English-Language Version of Paraguayan Thriller MORGUE
Deadline reported yesterday that Bird Box writer Eric Heisserer will produce an English-language version of Hugo Cardozo's Paraguayan thriller Morgue. The writer of other faves like sci-fi thriller Arrival and horror flick Lights Out will produce under his Chronology banner. ...
GUNS AKIMBO Trailer: Goddess Help Him If He Needs to Urinate
Admit it. That's the first thing you would think about when you heard that a guy gets guns bolted to his hands. Never mind putting on clothes, opening doors, pulling anything out of your pockets. I expect especially for anyone...
Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival Unveils Poster For 20th Edition
The 20th edition of the Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival (NIFFF) in Switzerland is coming up this July. As the sole Swiss event dedicated to the cinema of the imagination, the NIFFF has over the past two decades transformed...
Cinefantasy 10: Submissions Open For 2020 Edition This September
Registration is now open for the 10th CINEFANTASY - International Fantastic Film Festival in the Land of Drizzle, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Submissions started on the 13th and will be open until March 13th, 2020. Cinefantasy runs from September 8th...
VISE Trailer Lets a Mad Beautician on the Loose
Following a world-premiere at the Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival last summer, Shimizu Yasuhiko’s Vise is ready for festival expansion in 2020. Shimizu’s debut feature centers on Manriki (Saitoh Takumi), a beautician with a dubious moral compass who deploys unconventional...
Review: BAD BOYS FOR LIFE, These Bad Boys Are Now Grumpy Old Men
It's not an easy thing to pick up a franchise sixteen years after the last entry, especially when so much has changed in the interim. The two Bad Boys films left inedible marks on their times, with the first film...
Friday One Sheet: DISAPPEARANCE AT CLIFTON HILL
Like many things when capturing attention, it is all about the eyes. The key art for this Canadian neo-noir re-imagines the tacky urban theme park slash tourist trap, the eponymous Clifton Hill, that is barnacled to Niagara Falls, as a...
Now on Home Video: In DISTURBING THE PEACE, Guy Pearce Picks Up His Gun Again
They roar into a small, quiet town on loud motorcycles. They wear sneers on their faces and tattoos on their bodies. They are bad people, who have not arrived just to eat breakfast and buy lawn ornaments. In Disturbing the...
Review: WEATHERING WITH YOU Takes Flight Into the Fantastical
Shinkai Makoto's followup to the smash-hit 'Your Name' takes an even more fantastical approach to a coming-of-age tale.
Ard's Dozen Of Musings About 2019
Last year I started my overview of 2018 with lamenting about how few films I had seen. The sad truth is: in 2019 I saw even significantly less. I strive for at least 150 films each year, yet in 2019...
Revenge Tale THE PAPER STORE Toplines Global Digital's 2020 Slate
Distributor Global Digital Releasing is known for finding award-winning indie and festival fare that would otherwise go under-the-radar and make it available to the many. Some of their award winning titles include Lorcan Finnegan’s Without Name, Dain Said’s Interchange and Gareth...
VEROTIKA Trailer: Danzig's Horror Debut Looks Wild
The first trailer for legendary rocker Glenn Danzig's directorial debut, Verotika has landed ahead of the film's release in February and it looks as mad as you hoped. Based on his own hit comics (also called Verotika), the film has...
Coming Soon on Criterion: ARMY OF SHADOWS, THE CREMATOR, THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL
'Me and You and Everyone We Know' and 'Destry Rides Again' will also see release in April 2020 from the Criterion Collection.
Review: THE WAVE, Visual Madness and Hilarity While Hitting Rock Bottom
Justin Long, Donald Faison and Sheila Vand star in a movie featuring a very bad drug trip; Gille Klabin directs.
SXSW 2020 Will Open With Judd Apatow's THE KING OF STATEN ISLAND
SXSW Film Festival (March 13–21, 2020) has announced it’s initial lineup of feature films, documentaries, episodic television premieres, and special events. This year’s opening film is Judd Apatow's The King of Staten Island. Although there are many outstanding films in this massive ...
Discover The Iconic Horror Art of Graham Humphreys In The New Book, HUNG, DRAWN, AND EXECUTED
For over forty years Grapham Humphreys has been a fixture on the UK horror scene as an artist and designer. From his original iconic designs for Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead and Dan O'Bannon's The Return of the Living Dead,...
CULTURE SHOCK's Gigi Saul Guerrero to Direct 10-31 For Orion Pictures
Deadline dropped the official word yesterday that Gigi Saul Guerrero (Culture Shock, "The Purge") will direct the horror thriller 10-31 for Orion Pictures. After helping blaze a trail for female genre filmmakers with excellent online content this will be Guerrero's...
Cinepocalypse Announces New Head Programmer, Opens Submissions
Though it's only been running for a few years, Cinepocalypse in Chicago has become a great stop on the genre film festival circuit. With great screenings and amazing guests, the festival has recently announced that Katie Rife is now Senior...
Now on Home Video: PIRANHAS, Teens Turn to Crime, Just Because
Francesco Di Napoli stars in a stylish, unsettling crime drama, directed by Claudio Giovannesi.
Blu-ray Review: LET'S SCARE JESSICA TO DEATH
If you like nightmare fuel, you could do worse than to watch Let's Scare Jessica To Death, a very strange film from 1971. This strange film was directed by John D. Hancock, who also aptly directed a few episodes of the...
