After impatiently waiting for nearly a year we finally have the first trailer for Harmony Korine‘s Spring Breakers. Although this definitely seems like his most accessible film, I’m still incredibly excited for this release because, who better to tackle the depravity of
Matthew McConaughey killed it last year, with three great roles in Bernie, Magic Mike, and Killer Joe, and it seems like he’s going to have another strong year starting it off with Jeff Nichols‘ Mud. This film premiered at Cannes last year
Here’s the first teaser trailer for the upcoming sequel to last year’s V/H/S, titled S-VHS. The film is set to premier at this year’s Sundance Film Festival and promises to be bigger and more terrifying than the first. Simply
The annual SXSW festival is ready to launch starting March 8th, and this week the opening films have been announced so start packing your bags now. The new Steve Carrell comedy The Incredible Burt Wonderstone will kick
Here’s the new trailer for The Iceman, starring Michael Shannon as the infamous hitman Richard Kuklinski. The film is written and directed by Ariel Vromen, who is a relative newcomer on the scene, however I’m hopeful that the interesting
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Here’s the latest trailer for Mark Webber‘s The End of Love, which premiered at last year’s Sundance Film Festival, and is finally coming out in theaters March 1st, with a VOD release of January 21st.
The film is written, directed, and starring
We’ve Been talking about Shane Carruth‘s Upstream Color for a couple months now, and the anticipation for this film is only growing larger with the release of a new trailer today. Carruth previously directed the mind-bending time travel flick Primer, and although
As a big supporter of Troma, I was delighted to discover (via Slashfilm) that the new Troma doc Occupy Cannes is in the works and has an Indiegogo page set up to get some much needed
Last night Argo took home the Golden Globe for Best Picture (Drama) and director Ben Affleck won best director. This is well-deserved, especially since he was snubbed for the Oscar for best director. Less surprisingly, Les Miserables took home Best Picture (Comedy
Every week on Film Pulse, we highlight a Kickstarter 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
Perry Henzell’s 1972 film The Harder They Come may not be considered a grindhouse film in the traditional sense, however the cult status this film received, along with the fact that it was one of the original midnight
Here’s the new trailer and poster for director Quentin Dupieux‘s follow up to 2010’s oddly splendid film Rubber, titled Wrong. Drafthouse Films is distributing the picture, and it’s set for a VOD release of February 1st, along with a theatrical date of
It was announced yesterday that podcaster turned director Dan Trachtenberg has been hired by New Line to helm the adaptation of the popular comic book series Y: The Last Man. Though this will be Trachtenberg’s first feature film, he previously directed the
As most of you probably already know, the Oscar nominations were announced earlier today and I must admit, I was pleasantly surprised with most of the choices. I had a strong feeling that one of my favorites
