Here’s two new posters for Douglas Tirola‘s Hey Bartender, which originally premiered at this year’s SXSW. This documentary takes a look at the modern bartender and the art of the craft cocktail. You can check out our full review here,
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This week on the show Adam and Ernie:
Interview Joe Granato on his film It’s Dangerous To Go Alone… the Zelda documentary (
Every week on Film Pulse, we highlight a crowd-funded project that we think you’ll really like, and deserves some support. Not only do we implore you to contribute to these projects, but we will contribute as well. Kick your Sunday off right
Here’s the debut trailer for the upcoming horror flick Beneath, directed by Larry Fessenden (Wendigo). The film focuses on a group of youngsters who get trapped on a boat in the middle of a lake which happens to be the home of
For our 18th entry in this feature, I decided it was time to discuss a kung fu flick. The 70s brought us an influx of martial arts movies and the market quickly became saturated with dozens of Chinese imported action-fests. Most of
Last year, the Alamo Drafthouse held a special Summer of ’82 event where it brought back to theaters some of the biggest blockbusters of, well, the Summer of ’82. This year they’re at it again with the Summer of ’83 and will
Here’s the first teaser for Ender’s Game starring Asa Butterfield, Harrison Ford, Ben Kingsley, Hailee Steinfeld, Viola Davis, Abigail Breslin, Nonso Anozie, Moises Arias, and Aramis Knight. It’s not so much a teaser as it is one of those dreadful teasers for
The upcoming horror flick The Haunting of Helena now has a new poster and a theatrical release date of June 21st with a VOD release on June 18th. The film, directed by Ascanio Malgarini and Christian Bisceglia, presents a new, grim twist
If you noticed your Netflix streaming queue looked a little lighter yesterday it’s because the streaming media giant lost its catalog of Warner Bros. titles totaling 1,794 movies. The contract between Netflix and Warners was finished on Wednesday and the company decided
Here’s the first trailer for Odd Thomas, directed by Stephen Sommers (The Mummy) and based on the popular series of books by Dean Koontz. The film stars Anton Yelchin as the titular character who has the ability to look into the spirit
Film Pulse contributor Ernie Trinidad had the opportunity to sit down and have a chat with writer/director Brian Herzlinger (My Date with Drew) and talk about his career, the release of his new film How Sweet It Is, and The
Magnolia has launched the official website for Lars von Trier‘s upcoming sex epic (or sepic as I like to call it) Nymphomaniac, and with it comes the first teaser poster. The poster is delightfully minimalist, yet naughty, however I
Here’s the debut trailer for The History of Future Folk, a science fiction musical comedy written and co-directed by John Mitchell. This very quirky looking comedy was a big hit at last year’s Fantastic Fest and focuses on two aliens who are
Yesterday, IBM released a short film titled A Boy and His Atom, which landed it a Guinness World Record for being the smallest stop motion film ever, by manipulating atoms to tell a story. The atoms were magnified at 100 million times
Summer is almost upon us and that means HBO is gearing up for its annual summer documentary series. Today, they have announced the full lineup of films that will be premiering throughout the summer and it looks like they’ve once again put
The full lineup for the 2013 Los Angeles Film Festival has been announced with highlights including a gala screening of Nicholas Winding Refn‘s Only God Forgives, and the closing night film of The Way Way Back from Nat Faxon and Jim Rash.
