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LEE CRONIN'S THE MUMMY Review: An Old Monster, A New Nightmare, Courtesy of James Wan and Jason Blum
Universal’s misguided, over-hyped, subsequently discarded attempt to create a Marvel-style shared universe centered on its classic monsters, the "Dark Universe," may have been done and dusted after the failure of the Tom Cruise-led Mummy reboot, but as even casual horror...
BLACK SNOW (NIEVE NEGRA) Trailer: Brother vs. Brother in the Snow
Released in its native Argentina this past January, Black Snow (Nieve Negra) has been steadily opening in other South American territories over the past few months and will open in Brazil on June 8. That's occasioned a new trailer with...
Review: VICTORIA, The Year's Most Immersive Film
"You just had to be there." In a post-FOMO (fear of missing out) age this phrase is tantamount to death. "You just had to be there." It's what I said to ScreenAnarchy Editor Ben Umstead as we walked out of...
VICTORIA: The One-Take Wonder Of 2015 Gets A U.S. Trailer
Since its premiere at Berlin in February, Sebastian Schipper's kinetic Victoria continues to make waves everywhere it goes. And now we've got a U.S. trailer ahead of its October 9th release from Adopt Films.The big reason that the film is...
LA Film Fest 2015 Review: VICTORIA, A Poem In Action
"You just had to be there" In a post-FOMO (fear of missing out) age this phrase is tantamount to death. "You just had to be there." It's what I said to ScreenAnarchy Editor Ben Umstead as we walked out of...
