This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick comes to us from Bicephaly Pictures (Ani Simon-Kennedy and Cailin Yatsko) and their upcoming short film Hench, an absurdist comedy about two kidnappers and their latest victim.
The team at Bicephaly Pictures was awarded
In this episode of Film Pulse Plays, we take a look at Disney’s Frozen: Free Fall Snowball Fight, a free to play match 3 game for the Xbox One. If you like candy Crush and Frozen, you’ll probably like this.
In this episode of Film Pulse Plays, we take a look at The Maze Runner free to play mobile game. Is this just another endless runner with an added movie tie-in? Yes. Yes it is.
What movie game do you want to
In this episode of Film Pulse Plays, Adam takes a look at a free to play Star Wars game that came out for mobile devices this week with Star Wars Uprising for iOS.
Let us know in the comments which movie game
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick is the documentary Hotel Clermont from director Heather Hutson. The film takes a look at the infamous Atlanta hotel, which boasts having the city’s oldest strip club housed in its basement, in its last 6
With the new Mad Max game out now on current gen systems, we decided to take a look back at the original Mad Max game for Nintendo and see how it plays. Spoiler: it doesn’t play well.
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick is the latest feature-length comedy from director Clay Liford (Wuss, Earthling) with his film /SLASH/. This teen comedy revolves around a kid who enjoys writing erotic fan fiction in his spare time, much to
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick comes to us from director Hamilton Harris and his upcoming documentary The Kids. In my opinion one of the films that defined the ’90s was Larry Clark‘s Kids, and this film gives us a behind
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick comes to us from writer-director Dominic Lahiff and his visually striking film Slo Light. Drawing inspiration from classic noir and female revenge thrillers, the film features a score by Massive Attack’s Neil Davidge, so I’m definitely on
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick is something of a first – it’s not only a film that has already been completed, but it’s a film that I had the opportunity to see several months ago. The documentary (T)error from
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick is one that we can’t actually tell you a lot about because it’s currently under wraps, however we can tell you that it’s actor/writer/director Mark Webber‘s latest project, so it’s worth a look. I’ve
Although he officially retired in 2013, the work of Studio Ghibli co-founder Hayao Miyazaki continues to resonate with people everyday as more people discover and re-watch his amazing films. This week, Vimeo user Dono created this stunning tribute to
This week’s Kickstarter Sunday pick comes to us from director Coley Sohn and her upcoming feature-length comedy Dodie and Cheryl Get Hitched, a story about two women in a small midwestern town trying to get married amongst a
Anyone my age will probably remember those days in school where our teachers decided to forgo the boring old classroom lectures and bring in the TV for an episode of Bill Nye The Science Guy. Maybe they were enriching
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick is the upcoming documentary What She Said: The Art of Pauline Kael from director Rob Garver. More than just a simple re-telling of Kael’s career, this film aims to bring her words to life
Continuing our mid-year top 10s, below are Kevin Rakestraw’s picks for the best films to be release this year so far. There are a number of surprises on his list so be sure to check it out and se if there are
