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PARVULOS: CHILDREN OF THE APOCALYPSE Review: Coming of Age After the Apocalypse Is a True Horror Show
Mexican director Isaac Ezban's horror film is set in the darkest of ages. Farid Escalante Correa, Leonardo Cervantes, Mateo Ortega Casillas, Carla Adell, and Noé Hernández star.
EYE FOR AN EYE Review: Violent Retribution, Painful Amends
"Just ignore them and they'll leave you alone;" "They're just insecure;" "Stand up for yourself and they'll go away:" Society has a lot of advice for how to deal with bullying, most of which relies on the victim of the...
Tribeca 2025 Review: THE WOLF, THE FOX AND THE LEOPARD, Sprawling, Unwieldy, and Utterly Mesmerizing
Jessica Reynolds stars in David Verbeek's wildly imaginative adventure.
SPACEBALLS 2: THE SEARCH FOR MORE MONEY Teaser Trailer: Mel Brooks Returns
Mel Brooks is truly an American national treasure. At 98 years old, he is still making movies that take the piss out of movie-making. As promised by the wise and powerful (or just plain) Yogurt in 1987's Star Wars trilogy...
DIABLO Review: Scott Adkins And Marko Zaror Face Off in LatAm Action Throwdown
Kris, a recently released ex-con, sneaks into Colombia to kidnap Elisa, the daughter of Vicente, a powerful gangster. This puts them on the radar of not only every other gang in the country but also El Corvo, a psychopathic killer...
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Cannes 2025 Review: Biopic THE GREAT ARCH, Measured Study of Vision and Compromise
Claes Bang stars. Director Stéphane Demoustier crafts a restrained biopic that charts the fraught realisation of France's Grande Arche de la Défense.
DANGEROUS ANIMALS Interview: Director Sean Byrne Talks Sharks and Spirituality
Director Sean Byrne has been chumming the water for a long time. His new movie, Dangerous Animals, a shark infested survival thriller, is garnering great reviews and deservedly so. It has a villain for the ages in Jai Courtney, who...
THE MAN IN MY BASEMENT: First Look at Creepy Thriller
We're most of us hard up for money these days, so much so that we're willing to compromise a little in order to earn a little, for some basic survival or to hold on to our housing. But maybe some...
SELF DRIVER Review: Darkly Comic Satirical Thriller
Canadian filmmaker Michael Pierro's debut feature Self Driver is a DIY trippy satirical thriller about a struggling cab driver’s descent into a shadowy world offers a visceral exploration of freewill, capitalism, and the cost of survival in a gig economy. The film...
DANGEROUS ANIMALS Review: Best (and Most Unusual) Shark Attack Thriller in Years
Director Sean Byrne is now three for three when it comes to terrifically grim, bloody, and suspenseful thrillers. Jai Courtney and Hassie Harrison star in his latest.
HOUSE ON EDEN Official Trailer: Canadian Found Footage Flick in Cinemas July 25th
The official trailer for the found footage horror flick House on Eden is here. Due out in cinemas on July 25th, the little Canadian horror flick made by content creators Kris Collins and Celina Myers - seriously, it's only 78...
IN VITRO Trailer Exclusive: Australian Sci-fi Thriller Coming June 27th
Will Howarth and Tom McKeith's sci-fi thriller, In Vitro, is coming to theaters, Digital and On Demand on June 27th from Saban Films. We have your first look at the trailer for the Australian flick. Check it out down below. ...
Cannes 2025 Review: DANDELION'S ODYSSEY Charts a Post-Human Cosmic Journey
Momoko Seto's animated feature debut blends time-lapse macro cinematography, ecological parable, and non-verbal performance to chart a post-human tale of survival and transformation.
Cannes 2025 Review: PEAK EVERYTHING, Love in the Time of Climate Crisis and Mental Anxiety
Piper Perabo and Patrick Hivon star in Canadian filmmaker Anne Emond's atypical romantic comedy.
SUNLIGHT Review: Taking This Monkey Show on the Road
We've likely all had very strange reactions to a great trauma in our lives, be it the death of a loved one, the loss of a treasured lover, intimate abuse. Or at least we might have thought about doing something...
Cannes 2025 Review: Duty and Desire Collides in CARAVAN in a Touching Portrait of Motherhood and Womanhood
Czech director Zuzana Kirchnerová draws on her background in documentary and her Cannes-awarded short Bába to craft a restrained psychological drama exploring motherhood, identity, and the unspoken costs of care.
ARROW in June: K-Horror, Corin Hardy Selects and THE INVISIBLE SWORDSMAN
ARROW Player Announces June 2025 Lineup Now that the month of June has arrived it is time to check in with our friends at Arrow and see what is coming to the Arrow Video Player. There is a...
SHALL WE DANCE? Interview: Masayuki Suo and Tamiyo Kusakari Discuss Their Unexpected Love Story
A Japanese director and star reflect on the romantic classic that brought them together.
Giveaway! Get a Pair of Tickets to I DON'T UNDERSTAND YOU in Montreal
Giveaway time! The amazing folks at Vertical and Route 504 PR have graciously given ScreenAnarchy, 5 pairs of tickets to give away to our readers in Montreal, for an advance screening of the new horror comedy film, I Don't Understand...
TWO WOMEN Review: Like Trapped Birds, They Learn to Fly
Karine Gonthier-Hyndman, Laurence Leboeuf, and Mani Soleymanlou star in director Chloé Robichaud's film.
