Tag: chloësevigny

I’m not sure what possessed Jim Jarmusch to make a zombie film, but I, for one, am so damn glad he did! And, to be clear, this is coming from someone who swore off the subgenre eons ago. Sure, there...

MonsterFest is coming! Prepare yourselves, Melbourne, Australia, for your fill of fantastic film delights at the end of November. The first wave of titles was announced today and there are heaps of goodness coming to Melbs.    Attendees will see...

Here in Toronto one of the highlights of the Fall movie season is the annual Toronto After Dark film festival. The annual congregation of genre cinemas dependees will meet again at the Scotiabank Cinema from October 13th through 21st.  So....

Approaching psychedelic levels of strangeness, our exclusive clip from Antibirth makes the case ... well, I don't know what case it makes, but it sure is weird. It's also NSFW (Not Safe For Work), and PNSFPWOTP (Probably Not Safe For...

As a man who is no way resembles Arnold Schwarzenegger in Junior, I cannot become pregnant (as far as I know), yet a new trailer for Antibirth suggests that it is still a horrifying possibility for any person. Natasha Lyonne...

Screen Daily is reporting that Johnny Galecki (The Big Bang Theory), Chloë Sevigny (Those Who Kill) and Anjelica Huston will star in The Master Cleanse, the debut feature film from director Bobby Miller.  The film is promising to be a...

After causing something of a sensation with his debut feature Tarnation, director Jonathan Caouette went and got himself all weirded up for his subsequent Chloe Sevigny starring short film All Flowers In Time. How weird? Well, here's the official synopsis:"I...

His first non-documentary work since he broke on to the scene with 2003 cult sensation Tarnation, Jonathon Caouette's All Flowers In Time premiered recently in Sitges before beginning an international festival roll out.Chloe Sevigny stars in this surreal, Lynchian short....

When Jonathan Caouette appeared on the film scene with Tarnation in 2003 response was sharply divided between those who felt Caouette was a genius and those who thought he was simply self indulgent. Expect the same response to his...

Prepare for the return of Tarnation director Jonathan Caouette. After bursting on to the scene with his debut film, Caouette has maintained a surprisingly low profile but I have a hunch that will change with the arrival of his...

The Movie Werner Herzog's collaboration with David Lynch (who acted as producer for this movie) is a challenging watch - and sadly one doesn't feel like it yields much to even the most patient viewer. Inspired by the real-life...

After bursting on to the international film scene in such a big way with 2003's Tarnation - a documentary culled largely from his own home movies - it is somewhat surprising that one-time wunderkind Jonathan Caouette has been out...

A remarkably unlikely pairing, one that matches two iconoclastic directors with wildly differing styles, My Son, My Son What Have Ye Done has become one of the most anticipated titles of 2009 purely by virtue of its director-producer pairing of...