Tag: ifcmidnight
Review: FLUX GOURMET, Absurd and Hilarious Culinary Adventures
British director Peter Strickland evokes his chamber sonic horror Berberian Sound Studio in his latest work. Flux Gourmet pushes the envelope further into an absurdist direction, marking his most hilarious venture so far. After his Giallo homage in Berberian Sound Studio, Strickland...
Review: In MAD GOD, Monsters Run Amuck
Master stop-motion animator Phil Tippett's unsettling, yet still somewhat perversely mesmerizing spectacle, is a marvel to behold.
Review: BARBARIANS, Hell Really is Other People
Iwan Rheon and Catalina Sandino Moreno star in a thriller, directed by Charles Dorfman.
Review: SEE FOR ME, Sneaky Good
Skyler Davenport, Kim Coates and Jessica Parker Kennedy star in a thriller, directed by Randall Okita.
Review: THE FEAST, Astonishingly Elegant Folk Horror
Annes Elwy, Nia Roberts and Julian Lewis Jones star in a Welsh horror movie, directed by Lee Haven Jones, opening November 19 in theaters and Digital / VOD.
Review: WE NEED TO DO SOMETHING, Apocalyptic Chamber Thriller
Sierra McCormick, Vinessa Shaw, and Pat Healy star in a horror thriller, directed by Sean King O'Grady.
Review: KINDRED, Mother Does Not Always Know Best
Tamara Lawrance, Jack Lowden and Fiona Shaw star in director Joe Marcantonio's psychological thriller.
KINDRED Trailer: Everything Is Not Under Control
Surrounded by people she doesn't know, a pregnant woman has good reason to question the person who tries to assure her by saying: "Everything is under control." Because, in the psychological thriller Kindred, everything is decidedly not under control, as...
RELIC Teaser: True Horror Awaits Emily Mortimer and Bella Heathcote
Just a few words from the official description of upcoming Australian dramatic thriller Relic were enough to fill me with dread at what I might be seeing. Now that a teaser has been released, I'm more convinced than ever that...
Australian RELIC Heads for U.S. Release in a Dark Summer
Releasing a horror film during the summertime may sound counter-intuitive, but actually it sounds quite fitting for Relic, an Australian dramatic thriller. Promising "a fresh and terrifying twist on the notorious haunted-house tale," Relic stars Emily Mortimer and Bella Heathcote...
KNIVES AND SKIN: New Trailer Cuts to the Moody Bone
A teenager disappears and no one knows what happened, except that it must be a living nightmare. Jennifer Reeder's moody noir Knives and Skin might draw comparisons to other modern noirs, such as Blue Velvet or Brick, but it walks...
IFC Films Unlimited Starts Streaming in Canada
Streaming service IFC Films Unlimited, which showcases indie titles from genre label IFC Midnight, as well as IFC Films and Sundance Selects, launches today in Canada. As Deadline explains, the subscription video on demand service has been available in the...
TRESPASSERS Trailer Stomps on Escape From Reality
This summer in the Northern Hemisphere, a little time away with your loved ones sounds like a splendid idea. Yet a new trailer for Trespassers stomps on that possible escape from reality. Written by Corey Deshon and directed by Orson...
Now on Blu-ray: PYEWACKET Burns Hot and Cold
IFC Midnight and Scream Factory are releasing a ridiculous amount of films this summer, and one of them is Pyewacket, actor/director Adam MacDonald's second feature after Backcountry. Mom/Mrs. Reyes (Laurie Holden, The Mist, The Walking Dead) and teenage Leah (Nicole Muñoz,...
Now on Blu-ray: LOWLIFE Kicks Ass
Somewhere in L.A., a Mexican wrestler with anger issues, an ex-con with a swastika face tattoo, a motel manager trying to buy a black market organ, and a gangster and his daughter all collide in a series of unfortunate, hilarious,...
Interview: Aislinn Clarke on the Evils of the Catholic Church and THE DEVIL'S DOORWAY
It's insane to type this, but Aislinn Clarke is Northern Ireland's very first female horror director. Her debut feature, The Devil’s Doorway, is being released by IFC Midnight. The trailer is currently terrifying the Internet with its spook-tacular scares. I was...
Review: DEVIL'S GATE, a Likable Mix of Horror, Mystery and Sci-Fi
I confess to a high level of appreciation for low-budget films that defy easy categorization, such as Devil's Gate. The opening sequence resembles that of a backwoods horror experience that will be grungy and nasty, leaving behind a trail of...
Review: KALEIDOSCOPE Is Beautiful and Fragmented
Lots of mentally fragile guys are obsessed with their mothers, especially when it comes to cinematic tropes. Of course, there's Psycho, a giant of a film and a close cousin to Rupert Jones' debut feature, Kaleidoscope. Out today on VOD...
EVOLUTION trailer: Lucile Hadžihalilović's seaside body horror is spine-chillingly creepy
I have chanced upon a new trailer for Lucile Hadžihalilović's latest, Evolution, a blood-curdling horror set in a sleepy seaside town. Here's the synopsis: The only residents of young Nicholas’s seaside town are women and boys. When he sees a dead...
Exclusive Clip: ANTIBIRTH, A Very, Very Strange, NSFW Visit to a Doctor
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...
