If you missed the livestream this afternoon, The Toronto International Film Festival has announced the winners of their 2018 program, with Peter Farrelly‘s Green Book winning the Grolsch People’s Choice Award.
Take a look below for the full press release regarding all the
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This ’80s-set thriller is a chaotic, drug-fuelled, heavy metal, balls-to-the-wall extravaganza of violence and carnage.
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With his latest, maverick actor/director Shinya Tsukamoto continues his later career's exploration of more traditional genre forms examined under his iconoclast perspective with the condensed and eclectic samurai drama Killing.
The final wave of titles have been revealed for this year’s Fantastic Fest in Austin, with another batch of great-looking selections including Drew Goddard‘s Bad Times at the El Royale, Jonas Åkerlund‘s Lords of Chaos, Jonah Hill‘s Mid90s, and Terry Gilliam‘s The
The second wave of titles has been announced for this year’s Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, taking place October 11 – 18.
Take a look below at all the new features announced below and click here to check out the previously
Manchester’s Grimmfest is gearing up to celebrate its 10th anniversary and this week they announced the lineup for this year’s festival. Taking place from October 4 – 7, a few highlights include Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich, Pledge,
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Playing out more like a gender-swapped version of The Shape of Water than the Lovecraftian horror it wants to be, Xavier Gens’ latest is a visually pleasing, but ultimately empty, creature feature that, while entertaining at times, fails to evoke the emotional resonance it sets out to achieve.
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With what could have been a rather boring subject, considering so much of it was scientific jargon, Nix was able to breathe life into the students’ projects and deliver a compelling, engrossing picture from their teenage perspectives.
The Spotlight on Documentary section of this year’s New York Film Festival has been announced, with 14 films including 3 world premieres.Highlighting this lineup is Errol Morris‘ latest, American Dharma, which looks at Steve Bannon, promising “an unflinching film, and a deeply
Austin’s Fantastic Fest is gearing up to kick off September 20 – 27, and today the second wave of titles have been announced. The two big standouts for me are definitely Jeremy Saulnier‘s Hold The Dark and David Gordon Green‘s Halloween, but
The lineup for this year’s New Orleans Film Festival has been announced with ten narrative feature films, eight documentary feature films, and eight feature films made in Louisiana. The 29th edition of the fest will take place October 17 – 25.
Here we have an exclusive look at the poster and a new clip for director Theodore Collatos’ (Tormenting the Hen) upcoming short film Patrice in Search of Love, which is set to premiere at this year’s Sidewalk Film Festival.
The first wave of films has been revealed for this year’s Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, which will be taking place October 11 – 18 at Nitehawk Cinema. A few highlights include the New York premieres of Luz, Piercing, Knife + Heart,
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It’s sleazy and sloppy, but leaning in to the comedic aspects of the series and doubling down on the variety of murder puppets definitely makes for a more entertaining viewing experience.
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The Ranger has a ton of fun with ’80s slasher traditions but never turns them into a joke, marrying a punk-rock exuberance with some nasty bloodshed.
I feel like things are getting a bit out of hand with the Toronto International Film Festival, as today 26 more Galas and Special Presentations films have been added to this year’s lineup. This brings the total to 44 World Premieres, 9 International
