Lola Bessis and Ruben Amar‘s Swim Little Fish Swim was awarded the Best Feature as well as the Best Directing award at this year’s Genart Film Festival in NYC. This is the 18th year for the fest which “was founded to elevate
Here’s the first trailer for Isaac Cravit‘s Solo, which revolves around a newbie camp counselor tasked with camping out in the woods by herself as part of her initiation. Not part of her initiation is the crazed murderer that she must contend
The Hudson Horror Show is back with its eighth installment, featuring a 12-hour marathon of horror with 35mm screenings of The Thing, Escape From New York, Invasion of the Bee Girls, Horror Express, plus one more mystery screening.
Here’s the debut poster for director William Dickerson‘s (Detour) upcoming film The Mirror, which revolves around Dickerson attempting to uncover the secrets behind a man named Taylor, who is a seemingly open book on the Internet, however as things bubble to the
As if I wasn’t already excited enough for the latest offering from Joel and Ethan Cohen, Inside Llewyn Davis, this newly released trailer has me yearning to see it even more. The film stars Oscar Isaac as a folk singer trying to get
Here’s the new trailer for Ben Stiller‘s The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, which originally premiered before Gravity this weekend in theaters. Opening December 25th, the film stars Stiller as a bored worker at Life magazine who escapes his ordinary life to
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New this week on VOD we have a number of horror-related titles that are being released pre-theatrical and date an date. Some highlights include the found footage horror-comedy Ghost Team One, the thriller Forgetting the Girl, Cassadaga, and the Sundance hit Escape
Here’s the debut trailer for the upcoming I, Frankenstein, which stars Aaron Eckhart as the famous patchwork monster who gets caught in the middle of a war between demons and gargoyles. The film also stars Bill Nighy, Yvonne Strahovski, Miranda Otto, Jai
This week’s Kickstart Sunday project comes to us from director Jen Senko with her documentary The Brainwashing of my Dad. The film tells the story of the filmmaker’s father as he was transformed into a completely different person because
Here’s the new trailer for Alex Gibney‘s documentary The Armstrong Lie, which looks at the doping scandal behind cyclist Lance Armstrong. The interesting thing about this doc is that Gibney actually began shooting the film before the steroid use came to light,
Much to my dismay, Ralph Fiennes‘ latest directorial effort is not about a female Invisible Man, but a period piece that tells the story of Charles Dickens and his love affair with a younger woman. The Invisible Woman stars Fiennes as the
With Halloween approaching, we’ll be covering nothing but horror films in the grindhouse for the entire month of October. To kick off the month, I checked out the 1968 film Spider Baby, or the Maddest Story Ever Told, written and directed
With the exception of Frank Miller‘s Sin City, Ed Brubaker’s Criminal is by far one of the most well-written and fully realized noir comics ever, and now it’s first volume, Coward, is being adapted to film. Kim Jee-woon (I Saw the Devil,
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Release Date: October 4, 2013 (Limited and VOD)
Director: Matthew Johnson
MPAA Rating: NR
Film Pulse Score: 8.5/10
Matthew Johnson’s The Dirties will no doubt stir controversy for its grim subject matter despite being a
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Release Date: October 4, 2013 (Limited)
Currently playing on VOD platforms
Director: Jacob Vaughan
MPAA Rating: R
Film Pulse Score: 6/10
At first glance, Jacob Vaughn’s Bad Milo! Doesn’t sound like a premise
