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BEING HEUMANN Review: Disability Rights Biopic That's Both Feel-Good and Bittersweet
While we tend to go through life without paying much attention to this fact, most of the things that surround us every day, making our lives more comfortable, are there as the result of someone dedicating a considerable, at times,...
SILVER SCREAMERS Review: Filmmaking in Your Golden Years
Growing old isn’t easy. Aside from the obvious physical changes – going bald, grey hair, wrinkles, back pain, body aches, and so forth – there’s the question of what you do with yourself once you’ve reached retirement age and no...
Friday One Sheet: KAROSHI
The future Manhattan skies will rain blood in the key art for Takashi Doscher's Karoshi. The term itself is Japanese for 'died from overwork.' The producer of the film is one of the hardest working guys in modern action cinema:...
TRAUMA OR, MONSTERS ALL Review: Things That Go Bump in the Night. And Those Who Hunt Them Down.
Larry Fessenden directs. Laetitia Hollard, Aitana Doyle, and Barbara Crampton star.
THE LAST TEMPTATION OF BECKY Review: Time to Kill the Nazis Again
Lulu Wilson, Kate Siegel, and Brandon Flynn star, with James Urbaniak and Neil Patrick Harris.
Made in Prague 2026 Review: LITTLE THIEF, Brisk, Assured Small-Town Heist Comedy
Czech filmmaker Ondřej Hudeček's brisk Moravian heist comedy turns pandemic-era insurance fraud into a small-town Robin Hood story, mixing regional farce with sympathy for its flawed hustlers.
DEADBOLT Exclusive Clip: Political Ambitions Meet Direct Terror
Saban Films just dropped an exclusive clip from their upcoming home-invasion thriller Deadbolt ahead of its VOD and digital release on November 13, 2026. The plot sets a political backdrop against a straightforward fight for survival. We follow Anne...
LITTERMATES Exclusive Clip: Enter the Nifty, Dangerous World of The Award-Winning Sci-fi
We have an exclusive first look at Littermates, the acclaimed lo-fi sci-fi psychological thriller hitting theaters this Friday, November 6th. Set against the backdrop of a mysterious war, two disoriented, bloodied survivors, Liam and Mel, take refuge at an...
QUEEN AT SEA Review: A Masterclass in Acting, Writing, and Directing
Returning to feature-film filmmaking after an altogether too long 18-year hiatus, writer-director Lance Hammer’s (Ballast) drama, Queen at Sea, revolves around an incredibly difficult, nearly impossible end-of-life decision. As Leslie’s (Anna Calder-Marshall) dementia robs her of her mind, memory,...
THE FIRST FILMS OF SAMUEL FULLER Blu-ray Review: Birth of a Genre Master
Samuel Fuller's first three genre flicks, all independently produced, introduced an irascible, pungent cinematic voice.
EBENEZER SCROOGE: A CHRISTMAS CAROL HORROR: The Asylum Drops Trailer and Digital Release Date for Yuletide Terror
A horror take on the classic tale. When cruel businessman Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by ghosts on Christmas Eve, he will have to decide whether to heed their warning to change for the better or remain cold-hearted and merciless.
WELCOME II THE TERRORDOME Blu-ray Review: Contemporary, Raging Folklore Restored
It took until (the shamefully late year of) 1994 for the first independent feature film by a Black Britsh woman got a theatrical release. But when it finally happened, Welcome II The Terrordome was worth the wait. A film that deftly combined...
BREEDER Review: Creepy Poodle Lady Extends Dinner Invitation, with Discomfort and Dark Humor on the Menu
Daniel Doheny, Dot-Marie Jones, Maddie Phillips, and Tanaya Beatty star in a film by director and writer Alex Goyette.
Tokyo 2026 Interview: SISTER BROTHER MANHOLE COVER, Milcho Manchevski on Satire and "The Death of Beauty"
Milcho Manchevski discusses the six-country co-production behind the film and the challenge of preserving artistic freedom amid political interference, funding pressures and festival expectations.
A TALENT FOR MURDER Review: Mirren and Ehrenreich Elevate an Otherwise Middling Psychological Thriller
Over five decades, Patricia Highsmith wrote 22 novels and numerous short stories. Of those singular works, seven stand out in the popular imagination: the five Ripley-centered novels, Strangers on a Train (published in 1950 and adapted by Alfred Hitchcock...
SNAPSHOT: Dark Star Pictures Picks up Unique Victorian Era Found-Footage Horror
Dark Star Pictures just picked up North American rights for Snapshot, a unique Victorian found-footage horror movie from British director Joseph Archer that lands in theatres spring 2027 before hitting digital. Set during the 1888 Jack the Ripper murders,...
WICKER Review: Witty Modern Fairy Tale Hits the Spot
Olivia Colman, Alexander Skarsgård, Elizabeth Debicki, and Peter Dinklage star in prickly yet delightful film.
SLAYGROUND Official Teaser: Jeremy Saulnier Invites You to The Slayground in New Teaser
Scare-actor "Metal Mike" Graves wakes up in a haunted attraction surrounded by the dead bodies of his co-workers with no memory of how they got there. As a state-wide manhunt closes in, he races to uncover the truth - even if the trail leads straight back to him.
ONCE UPON A TIME IN HARLEM Review: Mesmerizing Blast from the Past
In 1972, director, editor, producer, and actor William Greaves, whose body of work includes Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take One (1968) and Nationtime (1972), gathered the remaining luminaries of the Harlem Renaissance in Duke Ellington’s apartment on 157th. This meeting resulted in four...
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TRAUMA, OR MONSTERS ALL: Dark Sky Films Announces Release Date For... Larry Fessenden's Rumored Last Film? The Hell!?!
When a visiting writer publishes an article exposing a quiet upstate town's unsettling past, she accidentally unleashes a werewolf, a vampire, and a Frankenstein monster from the shadows, forcing the community to confront generations of suppressed trauma.
