Umberto Lenzi’s Nightmare City is one of the silliest, most ridiculous zombie films I’ve ever seen, and I mean that in the most complimentary way possible. The infected in this movie aren’t zombies per se, but rather people that look burnt to
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick is director Kevin Chenault‘s feature film Different Drum. This is a film we previously reviewed and liked it quite a bit, so we’d love to see this film reach a wider audience.
After taking a couple weeks off to recover from Sundance fatigue, we’re back in the grindhouse to talk about a classic piece of ‘70s exploitation called The Big Doll House. Not only is this film directed by the legendary Jack Hill
As an avid supporter of indie horror, this week’s Kickstart Sunday pick comes to us from director Gary King, and his film Unnerved. The film is very near completion (see the teaser trailer below) but needs our help to
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick is the horror short Heir, from Fatal Pictures. A while back, we reviewed their last short, Familiar, and we liked what we saw. Heir will be their last short before heading into
As a movie lover and a fan of table top games, this week’s Kickstart Sunday is the perfect choice. The game is called Cinelinx, and it’s a new card game where players link movie titles and actors together, with
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick comes to us from director Pamela French and her documentary Becoming More Visible. The film revolves around photographer Josh Lehrer and his relationship with a group of homeless transgender teens in New York City.
This year’s Sundance Film Festival boasts 119 feature films, so list this certainly doesn’t include the ONLY ten that I’m looking forward to seeing. One of the best things about attending a festival is finding that small movie you’ve never heard of
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This week in the grindhouse we’ll be taking a look
I had a ridiculously difficult time narrowing down and numbering my list of ten best films of 2013, but below the jump you’ll find my finalized entries. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to see Her, Short Term 12, or Inside Llewyn Davis, three
As with any year I’ve selected my top ten from films that I’ve seen within the 2013 calendar year. I know there were a number of films that I’ve missed that I’m sure could have cracked my top ten but that
I have followed last year’s policy and created my list in alphabetical order rather than numbered order. There are a few films which might be on this list if I had seen them in 2013 such as Labor Day, August:
Now it’s time to break down the female performances of the year; much like their male counterpoints, there are a number of performances that will be discussed for quite some time, but there will also be a number of
This week’s Kickstart Sunday pick is the upcoming comedy The Foxy Merkins from director Madeleine Olnek. The film is nearly finished and it got into this year’s Sundance Film Festival, but they need our help to put on the
There were a number of notable performances, lead and supporting, from this year; some are obvious and will be talked about incessantly for quite some time, especially with Oscar season upon us, but I also wanted to take
What a wonderful year of emotional, thought provoking, and entertaining documentaries it has been. Below the jump you’ll find Film Pulse contributor Ernie Trinidad’s top ten docs of 2013. Be sure to check out all our other lists here, and
