Saved by the ’90s: More Thrillers
This month we have four more '90s thrillers lined up for you with reviews of Flatliners, Darkman, The Game, and A Simple Plan.
This month we have four more '90s thrillers lined up for you with reviews of Flatliners, Darkman, The Game, and A Simple Plan.
Arrow Video has revealed their full lineup for September, which, as always, includes a slew of great looking titles. On the docket for this month we have Death Screams, a Sam Katzman box-set, The Snake Girl and the Silver-Haired Witch, Legend, and
The 28th Austin Film Festival is gearing up to kick off October 21 – 28 and this week the first ten titles have been revealed, seven of which will be world premieres. A couple notable highlights include Stephen Karam‘s The
Montreal’s Fantasia Festival wrapped up its 2021 edition yesterday and with that this year’s award winners have been announced. Hong Eui-jeong‘s Voice of Silence was awarded Best Film, with Igor Legarreta winning Best Director for All The Moons.
Possession films are a dime a dozen these days, with most of them failing to bring anything new or interesting to the table, but Christopher Alender’s The Old Ways proves to be the exception to the rule. Set in a remote Mexican
It was just last year that I wrote about the zany manga adaptation Kakegurui (translating to “compulsive gambler”), which screened at Montreal’s Fantasia Festival. A year later the zaniness is back with Kakegurui Part
I’m loving the recent uptick in positive representation of indigenous peoples in the media, with films like Blood Quantum and shows like Reservation Dogs reminding us that the native plight is still very real and that those living on reservations are still
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at Pablo Larraín's Ema, along with some other stuff including Together Together, Vice Academy 1 -3 , Hobgoblins, and The Visitants.
The Criterion Collection has announced its lineup for November 2021, which includes some 4K releases, a first for the collection as far as I know. These UHD releases include Mulholland Drive, Citizen Kane, and Menace II Society. Other November releases include a
This week, Adam and Kevin review James Gunn's latest, The Suicide Squad and talk about some other stuff including The Green Knight, The World to Come, Jungle Cruise, Bagdad Cafe, F9, and Woodstock 99.
Austin’s Fantastic Fest is gearing up for its 2021 edition and today the first set of titles have been revealed. Julia Ducournau‘s Titane will be kicking off the festival, which already has an insanely impressive lineup.
With the Toronto International Film Festival quickly approaching, the lineups for the Tiff Docs, Midnight Madness, and Wavelengths have been revealed along with more special presentations and the Contemporary World Cinema program.
This year’s Tiff will be taking place from
Amazon has released a final trailer for Leos Carax‘s upcoming musical Annette, starring Adam Driver as a comedian who falls in love with an opera singer played by Marion Cotillard. This is the film that garnered a ridiculously long standing ovation at
The ‘90s saw the rapid growth in technology and as such, a slew of techno-thrillers were released, four of which we’re going to discuss this month including Ghost in the Machine, Timecop, Johnny Mnemonic, and The Net.
Focus Features has released the trailer for Paul Schrader’s The Card Counter, which stars Oscar Isaac as a gambler who sets out on a quest for revenge after finding the man who set him up and put him in prison. The film
A24 has released the trailer for their upcoming Icelandic folk horror title Lamb, directed by Valdimar Jóhannsson and starring Noomi Rapace, Hilmir Snær Guðnason, Björn Hlynur Haraldsson, and Ingvar E. Sigurðsson.
The film involves a childless couple who make a startling discovery