Robert Schwentke’s THE CAPTAIN Gets a Trailer
The upcoming World War II thriller The Captain has received a trailer, which tells the true story of a German deserter who stumbles upon a captain’s uniform and decides to ta
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THE ICARUS LINE MUST DIE Review
Like most No Wave films, it is not necessarily what is on screen that will make you invested but the all-too-clear production details lingering just beneath the poor dramatizations
7.5
Human Rights Watch 2018: THE DISTANT BARKING OF DOGS Re...
Instead of an impersonal chronicle, Simon Lereng Wilmont brings an intimate, stirring portrayal of life during wartime in The Distant Barking of Dogs, a film that focuses on the li
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Human Rights Watch 2018: ANOTE’S ARK Review
While still entertaining and visually arresting due to its exotic locale, Anote’s Ark is an uneven film that feels more like two short films cobbled together than one cohesive docu
CREED II Gets a Teaser Poster
MGM and Warner Bros. have released the first poster for Creed II, ahead of its first teaser trailer releasing tomorrow.
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PRESSING ON: THE LETTERPRESS FILM Review
Sadly Pressing On isn't so much interested in the technology's history or mechanics as much as the people who have propped up the letterpress community as this all-important subcul
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Human Rights Watch 2018: WOMEN OF VENEZUELAN CHAOS Revi...
Powerful, heart-wrenching and vitally important, Margarita Cadenas’ timely documentary Women of Venezuelan Chaos provides an intimate look at the atrocities occurring right now in
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Human Rights Watch 2018: THE CLEANERS Review
I know it may be shocking to hear, but the internet can often be a cesspool of horrors, beaming the most abhorrent, awful things humans are capable of straight onto our screens.
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THE INCREDIBLES 2 Review
Incredibles 2 belongs to that upper echelon with the best of Pixar’s output because you can feel the patience and care the production brought in the final product.
2018 New York Asian Film Festival Gets an Explosive Tra...
Subway Cinema has released the trailer promoting this year’s New York Asian Film Festival, running from June 29 – July 15.
Criterion Announces September 2018 Titles
The Criterion Collection has announced their home lineup for September 2018, which includes Ingmar Bergman‘s Scenes from a Marriage, Olivier Assayas’ Cold Water, Grego
Podcast: Ryan Watches a Movie 276 – MEN AT WORK
This week, in honor of Global Garbage Man Day coming up June 17th, Ryan watches the 1990 classic Men At Work.
Fantasia 2018: Second Wave of Films Announced
Montreal’s Fantasia International Film Festival has revealed its first wave of films, which include a huge number of must-see titles, not the least of which is Tales From th
UNFRIENDED: DARK WEB Gets a New Trailer
Blumhouse Tilt has released a new trailer and poster for the upcoming horror sequel Unfriended: Dark Web, which, like the first film, is presented in real time on the computer scre
THE CONJURING Spinoff THE NUN Gets A Trailer
Warner Bros. has released the first trailer for Corin Hardy‘s The Nun, which explores the origin of that creepy character from The Conjuring 2.
Cinepocalypse 2018 Announces Lineup
The full lineup has been announced for Chicago’s Cinepocalypse Film Festival, boasting an impressive slate for its sophomore year. Mike P.
