From The Editors
SILVER SCREAMERS: Festival Favorite Snagged by The Horror Collective, Debuts on BloodStream Next Month
The Horror Collective just picked up the U.S. rights to Sean Cisterna’s documentary Silver Screamers, and it’s hitting the streaming service BloodStream on November 6. The film follows a group of senior citizens who decide to step out of their...
THE BEEKEEPER 2 Official Trailer (Red Band Edition): Jason Statham Teams up With Action Master Timo Tjahjanto For Ultra-Violent Sequel
Adam Clay is back and he must fight the group that made him the deadly killer that he is, the Beekeepers. Jason Statham returns in the sequel to the 2024 hit, this time with one of our favorite intenational masters...
A LONG WINTER Trailer: Andrew Haigh's Fest Favorite Sets Winter Release Date
Andrew Haigh’s new movie A Long Winter is hitting theaters soon after hitting the festival circuit at Telluride, Toronto, and NYFF. In 1951, high in Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, Mike’s (Hechinger) world is thrown into uncertainty when his mother vanishes...
CYBER PROTOCOL Trailer: Short-Form Emmy Contender 'RZR' Reborn as Feature Film This November
The fine folks at Studio Dome have announced the release of Cyber Protocol this November. The movie, a feature film adaptation of a short form series, stars David Bianchi and Mena Suvari. Cyber Protocol is a sci-fi thriller set in a...
THE ONLY LIVING PICKPOCKET IN NEW YORK Review: John Turturro Steals a Character Study That Doubles as a Crime Drama
Directed by Noah Segan, the film stars John Turturro, Giancarlo Esposito, Will Price, Tatiana Maslany, Victoria Moroles, and Steve Buscemi.
New York 2026 Review: A MAN OF HIS TIME, Timely and Sad Tale of Moral Compromises and Banality of Evil
In September of 1940, Henri Marre (Swann Arlaud), a writer, engineer, and a man of great ambition, arrives in the Vichy France, controlled by the Nazi collaborator, Philippe Pétain. Even though Henri despises the current state of affairs, his aspirations,...
YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING Review: A Dizzying, Revolutionary Doc That Challenges The Integrity Of The Form
One of the first related searches that Google offers up when you type in the title of anarchist/documentarian/comedian Nathan Fielder’s latest project is, “Is You Can See Everything a real documentary?”. That is a question that will roll around in...
New York 2026 Review: ARTIFICIAL Doesn't Make a Bigger Splash
The NYFF premiere of Luca Guadagnino ‘s Artificial, which is set for a theatrical release in December, comes one year after the NYFF premiere of the director’s previous live-action feature, After the Hunt. Unlike the previous film, which was highly...
MUSK Review: Must-See Doc That Sadly Will Go Mostly Unseen
At 12:01 p.m. on January 20th, 2029, the 48th president of the United States will be sworn into office. His name — because more likely than not, the next president will be a “he” — will not be Donald...
Echoes: Do Pakistani Films Need International Recognition to Prove Their Worth?
Iram Parveen Bilal's Wakhri (2024) won the Best Director Feature Film award at the 5th Yellowstone International Film Festival (YIFF) in New Delhi, India. Co-produced and directed by Iram Parveen, the drama film is inspired by the life of late...
CRYSTAL LAKE Review: Prequel Series is a Slow-Burn Crime Drama That Doesn't Skimp on Slasher Violence
One year after her young son's tragic drowning, a grieving single mother's dark past is unearthed by two strangers, triggering a disturbing chain of events that reveals the terrifying origins of a horror legend.
Opening This Week: WHALEFALL Swallowed, STREET FIGHTER Mauled, KEN RUSSELL'S THE DEVILS Restored
Plus: 'Musk,' ''You Can See Everything,' 'Crawlers,' 'Sense and Sensibility,' 'La Bola Negra,' 'Once Upon a Time in Harlem,' 'The Only Living Pickpocket in New York.'
BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL Review: Riveting Reassessment of a Hysterically Hated Horror
David Kittredge's studious and fair cinematic essay on 'Exorcist II: The Heretic' is a witty raconteur of a documentary.
IN A VIOLENT NATURE 2: Theatrical Date Announced For Slasher Sequel
Following its world premiere as the first secret midnight screening at Fantastic Fest on September 18th, 2026, IFC Films and Shudder announced this weekend that In a Violent Nature: Part 2 will open in theatres nationwide on February 12, 2027....
HALLOWIEBE OVERDRIVE: This Is NOT A Review...
I normally don't review Dutch movies aimed at children, but there is a first time for everything and last year that was what happened with Hallowiebe, a fun family film with a Halloween theme. I am a big fan of...
OTHER MOMMY Review: Horror Version of SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE No One Really Wanted
Seven-year-old Bela (Arabella Olivia Clark) lives with her mother, Ursula (Jessica Chastain), and her father, Russell (Jay Duplass), who love each other very much. At least, that’s what the girl is planning to say in her introduction speech at her...
Now Playing: OTHER MOMMY, FJORD, ANIMALS, TENZING
Plus: 'Once Upon a Time in the Middle East,' 'The Beast,' 'The Social Reckoning.'
London 2026 Review: MAKING MARIE ANTOINETTE, The Godmother of the Making-Of Doc Bids a Moving Farewell
Eleanor Coppola's kind-hearted chronicle of her daughter Sofia's epic is a delightful swansong.
Friday One Sheet: MAKING MARIE ANTOINETTE
It has been 20 years since Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette was booed at its Cannes debut, before becoming an instant cult classic in its commercial release. I remember the splashy marketing, the contrast of a lavishly produced period picture with...
TENZING Review: Necessary, If Hagiographic, Corrective to Cultural History
When newspapers, radio stations, and television news programs reported the first successful summit of Mt. Everest on May 29th, 1953, Edmund “Ed” Hilary, a New Zealand member of a spring expedition organized by the British, received prime, sometimes sole credit...
