In 2013 acclaimed director Alejandro Jodorowsky (El Topo, Holy Mountain) made The Dance of Reality, a film based in part on his autobiography, depicting his days growing up in Chile. Now, his next film, Endless Poetry, is in the works that explores the latter
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick comes to us from the UnionDocs Center for Documentary Art in New York City and the upcoming documentary project Living Los Sures. More than just a restoration of the original 1984 documentary Los Sures, this multi-layered project combines short
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick comes to us from Oscilloscope Laboratories and their upcoming project to digitally restore Kelly Reichardt‘s debut feature, River of Grass, from 1994. Reichardt would go on to direct such greats as Wendy and Lucy, Meek’s Cutoff,
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick is not an actual movie, but a movie streaming service. Now, I know these services have been popping up everywhere recently, and we need another one like a hole in the head, but this is from
Have you ever seen those cheap martial arts DVDs in the bargain bin at the drug store that looks like an old Bruce Lee film but says “Bruce Li” at the top? Well, during the martial arts movie craze of the ’70s
We don’t typically promote fan films on this feature, however this week’s Kickstart Sunday immediately stood out to me simply because I want to see this happen. Bill Gould is creating a feature-length film where horror icons Michael Myers and Jason Vorhees square
This was a good year for movies, however there were still a slew of titles that missed the mark in one way or another. Take a look below and check out Film Pulse contributor Ernie Trinidad's top 10 worst movies of 2014.
Although I wouldn't say this was a breakout year for docs, a number of notable and though-provoking films were released in 2014. Below you'll find Film Pulse contributor Ernie Trinidad's top 10 documentaries of 2014.
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick comes to us from directors Matt and Jeff Beals and their upcoming film The Hard Candy Kid. This narrative feature aims to be a fairytale, of sorts, that explores the current reality of the
In this episode of Film Pulse Plays, we take a look at the 1994 film The Pagemaster starring Macaulay Culkin, and the video game versions for Super Nintendo (SNES), Sega Genesis, Gameboy, and PC.
NOTE: This is actually our second video in
2014 was a great year for movies, and rather than struggling to decide on 10 best films this year, we decided to just double it up and each come up with 20 of our favorites.
Now it is time to highlight the best performances of the year - lead and supporting - for the male counterparts. Again, all inclusions are based on films with a theatrical release date in 2014, along with VOD releases.
Below you’ll find Film Pulse contributor Ernie Trinidad’s 10 best horror films of the year, plus five titles to look out for in 2015.
We’ll start with the top 10 best horror movies of the year (swipe left and right if you’re
Since the cinematic year of 2014 is coming to a close, it’s about that time to highlight the best performances of the year - both lead and supporting. I have based these inclusions on any and all films released within the year whether it be theatrical or VOD. Some of these performances will be considered obvious, while the other less talked about roles I found to be quite profound and definitely worthy of any and all praise.
Before setting out to compile this list, I was thinking that 2014 was something of a weak year in the way of horror films. We’re still being inundated with found footage and haunted house stories, and there weren’t many notable traditional horror
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick comes to us from director Karen Skloss and her upcoming thriller The Honor Farm. This film revolves around a group of friends who decide to explore an abandoned prison farm after prom and have a life-changing experience. It looks
