2013 has been a solid year for me, having seen 111 features thus far. While many of the big studio films were a disappointment, with this summer feeling particularly weak, there have been a lot of great smaller films coming
This week on Kickstart Sunday, we’d like to highlight The Ningyo, by Miguel Ortega. This short film takes a look at Cryptozoology in the early 1900’s. This is an insanely ambitious looking project, being filmed entirely in the filmmakers’
Fans shouldn’t get too excited just yet since this is still in very early development, but in today’s edition of the Daily Telegraph director Guillermo del Toro announced that he’s in talks with Charlie Kaufman
If you’re not already excited for this year’s Comic-Con lineup, the day 3 schedule should do the trick. Marvel is set to present Thor: The Dark World and Captain America: The Winter Solider, plus Warner Bros. and Legendary are
With the 48th annual Karlovy Vary International Film Festival wrapping up today, the full list of award winners have been announced with a few highlights being Ben Wheatley‘s A Field in England taking home the Special Jury Prize and
Here’s the full list of day 2 events for the upcoming San Diego Comic-Con, which begins July 19th. Some highlights from the second day of the convention include panels for Game of Thrones, Adventure Time, Children’s Hospital, and of course a ridiculous
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Things are heating up in the clash between The Weinstein Co. and Warner Bros. of the title of Lee Daniels‘ upcoming film The Butler. After several days of back and forth, including Daniels himself pleading with the studio,
Empire premiered the UK trailer for Jim Rash and Nat Faxon‘s The Way, Way Back, which hit select cities in the US today. The film, which currently holds an 86% on Rotten Tomatoes, is a coming of age story
When exploitation cinema had its boom in the 70s and 80s, the US wasn’t the only country that hopped on the bandwagon. Australia produced a slew of great titles during this time, such as Road Games, Wake
Actor/writer Jay Baruchel confirmed during a press conference today that he’s “Furiously typing away,” on the script for Goon 2, the sequel to 2011’s hockey comedy starring Seann William Scott.
“I’m proud as hell of the first one but I
Like previous years, the San Diego Comic-Con will be releasing its schedule one day at a time starting today and continuing through the weekend. The opening will see a lot of TV related announcements and panels including South Park, Dexter, Sherlock, Battlestar
Horror site BloodyDisgusting released the first images and poster for Joe Swanberg‘s upcoming film 24 Exposures just after it was announced as part of the Fantasia Fest 2013 lineup. The film stars director Adam Wingard as an erotic photographer
Though it’s comprised of mostly footage seen in previously, the new Only God Forgives international trailer features some new music (“2020” by The Suuns), and should get you even more amped up to check this one out. Our own Gina Kelly reviewed
In the States, most people probably know the name Nicolas Lopez for his recent film Aftershock, which was co-written and starred Eli Roth. Lopez previously had a slew of successful films in Chile, the big one being 2004’s Promedio Rojo. The film
Here’s the new Lovelace trailer, which stars Amanda Seyfried as famed porn star Linda Lovelace (Deep Throat). This biopic directed by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman also stars Peter Sarsgaard, Juno Temple, Sharon Stone, Adam Brody, Hank Azaria, Chloë Sevigny, Chris Noth,
Though it’s been in production for several years, Drew: The Man Behind the Poster is finally ready and will be premiering at this year’s Comic-Con in San Diego. This documentary takes a look at the life and career of legendary
