Tag: thriller
THIS IS NOT A TEST: Canadian Theatrical Date Announced For Canadian Zombie Thriller
The Canadian theatrical release for Adam MacDonald's zombie thriller has been revealed.
Now Playing: SEND HELP, ARCO, SHELTER, BACK TO THE PAST
Plus: 'July Rhapsody,' 'The Love That Remains,' 'Islands,' 'Bitter Rice,' 'The Moment,' 'A Poet.'
Friday One Sheet: CRIME 101, And Character Work
A gritty-glossy (and subtly distressed) series of character posters dropped recently for Bart Layton's (The Imposter)'s adaptation of Don Winslow's (The Savages) heist potboiler about literal highway robbery, Crime 101, in anticipation of its February release. Framed in ultra close-up,...
SHELTER Review: Jason Statham Takes on Corrupt MI6 Spies
Ric Roman Waugh directed the action thriller, also starring Bill Nighy, Naomi Ackie, and Daniel Mays.
SIX STARS: Watch This GTA Inspired Short Film From THE SCHOOL DUEL's Todd Wiseman Jr.
After blowing our socks off with their dystopian thriller, The School Duel, Florida-based filmmaker Todd Wiseman Jr. is back with a new short, Six Stars. And like their feature film, the filmmaker is still expressing concern about the state of things...
THE WELL Review: Saving Your Family in a Scary, Sparse New World
Hubert Davis' drama has never been more prescient than it is today.
Now Playing: 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE Rules in Blood
Plus: 'Night Patrol,' 'Space/Time,' 'Killer Whale,' 'All You Need Is Kill,' 'A Private Life,' 'Sound of Falling,' 'Maldoror.'
PONIES Review: Spies Like Us, Coming in From the Cold
Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson star in the delightful new espionage series, created by Susanna Fogel and Dan Iserson.
NIGHT PATROL Review: Supernatural Cops Vs. The Projects In Ryan Prows's LOWLIFE Follow-Up
When legacy LAPD cop Ethan Hawkins (an absolutely electric Justin Long) is promoted to an elite specialized gang-busting unit, he and his rookie partner Xavier Carr (Jermaine Fowler) are thrown into a contentious conflict whose roots go back further than...
Opening This Week: 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE, NIGHT PATROL, SPACE/TIME, KILLER WHALE
Plus: 'All You Need Is Kill,' 'A Useful Ghost,' 'A Private Life,' 'Sound of Falling,' 'Maldoror.'
Now Playing: OBEX Delights, ALL THAT'S LEFT OF YOU Makes Choices
Also opening: 'Primate,' 'Greenland 2: Migration,' and 'Young Mothers' from the Dardennes Brothers.
GREENLAND 2: MIGRATION Review: Gerard Butler Leads Somber Entry in Post-Apocalyptic Series
Morena Baccarin also stars in director Ric Roman Waugh's sequel.
HONEY BUNCH: Trailer And Poster Debut For Gothic Psychological Thriller
When Diana wakes from a coma with fragmented memories, she and her husband seek experimental treatments at a remote facility. As the procedures intensify, their marriage is put to the test and Diana begins to question her husband's true motives.
UNDERTONE Official Trailer: Canadian Horror Thriller Wants to be Heard This March
The host of a popular paranormal podcast becomes haunted by terrifying recordings mysteriously sent her way.
Opening This Week: PRIMATE Monkey Terror, OBEX Lo-Fi Charms, GREENLAND 2: MIGRATION Gerard Butler Action
Plus: 'All That's Left Is You.'
Now Streaming: MARSHMALLOW, Deeper Than It Looks
Also debuting this week: strangeness in 'A Desert' on Shudder, Sydney Sweeney in 'Americana' on Starz.
Playback: Park Chan-wook, Pushed to the Limit, from JOINT SECURITY AREA to NO OTHER CHOICE
Park Chan-wook studies how vengeance and obsession can narrow the mind, reducing problems to a single, violent answer. The Korean director returns to characters consumed by the promise of moral clarity. Park is perhaps best known for his exacting compositions...
Now Playing: THE VOICE OF HIND RAJAB Protests, THE HOUSEMAID Cleans Up, IS THIS THING ON? Tests Marriage
Plus: 'Avatar: Fire and Ash.'
Friday One Sheet: EYES WIDE SHUT @ 26
As is the tradition for this column, the penultimate entry before the end of the year is an alternate poster for Stanley Kubrick's final film. It is the 26th anniversary of the original release of Eyes Wide Shut, and hot on...
AMSTERDAMNED II Review: A Playful Late Sequel
Let's start with a bit of history. Back in the eighties, we had this young upstart director in the Netherlands who did things everybody told him you couldn't do. His name was Dick Maas and I'll be damned if he...
