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NYAFF 2019: THE FATAL RAID Review
Sporadic and disheveled, The Fatal Raid is a film without a voice that throws everything at the screen with no discernible structure.
Posted by: Adam Patterson
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VIOLENCE VOYAGER Review
Violence Voyager remains a disturbing bait and switch of gory delights for all who can stomach it.
Posted by: Chris Luciantonio
Fantasia 2019: Horror Film 1BR Gets a Clip
A clip has been released for David Mamor‘s horror thriller 1BR, which will be making its world premiere at this month’s Fantasia Festival in Montreal. The film stars Nicole Brydon Bloom as a young woman who scores a great apartment in Los
Posted by: Adam Patterson
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NYAFF 2019: WALK WITH ME Review
Walk With Me just misses the mark in being an effective and thought-provoking thriller that perhaps would have benefitted from a tighter script and different editing choices.
Posted by: Adam Patterson
7.5
NYAFF 2019: DARE TO STOP US Review
While trying to sell you on the maverick, anarchist sensibilities of its central subjects, Dare to Stop Us slots itself into standardized yet serviceable biopic formula.
Posted by: Chris Luciantonio
5
NYAFF 2019: HARD-CORE Review
Not even the inclusion of a robot could invigorate the stale, self-pitying lowlife comedy, HARD-CORE, into anything endearing.
Posted by: Chris Luciantonio
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NYAFF 2019: SAMURAI MARATHON Review
Although uneven in certain spots, this period piece from director Bernard Rose, known for his horror classic Candyman, is an entertaining if not slightly underwhelming look at an interesting piece of history.
Posted by: Adam Patterson
Fantasia 2019: 5 Anticipated Films
It’s tough to narrow it down to just five most anticipated films from this year’s Fantasia Festival in Montreal, but here’s my best attempt. With the lineup recently announced, there’s a metric ton of great genre cinema to choose from, but
Posted by: Adam Patterson
2019 Traverse City Film Festival Announces Lineup
Michigan’s Traverse City Film Festival has announced the lineup for their 2019 program, which will be taking place from July 30th – August 4th. Paul Downs Colaizzo‘s Brittany Runs a Marathon has been selected as the opening night film, with Gurinder
Posted by: Adam Patterson
Festival of Cinema NYC Announces Lineup
The third annual Festival of Cinema NYC has announced its lineup, which will feature 120 films. This year’s festival will run for ten days from August 7th – 11th.
Take a look below for the full lineup and
Posted by: Adam Patterson
Fantasia 2019: Full Lineup Announced
The full lineup for this year’s Fantasia Festival in Montreal has been revealed, with an absolutely packed set of titles that should contain something for everyone. 130 features from all over the globe will be screening at this year’s edition.
Posted by: Adam Patterson
DWF 2019: Award Winners Announced
The 22nd edition of Dances With Films is coming to and end, and with that the award winners from this year’s festival have been announced. Andrew Gibson‘s Gutterbug won the Grand Jury Award with Gavin Michael Booth‘s Last Call and
Posted by: Adam Patterson
Cinepocalypse 2019: Sara Summa’s THE LAST TO SEE THEM Wins Best Film, Director
Chicago’s Cinepocalypse is coming to a close for its 2019 edition and with that the award winners for this year’s festival have been announced. Sara Summa‘s The Last to See Them picked up Best Film and Best Director, Bartosz
Posted by: Adam Patterson
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Cinepocalypse 2019: THE LODGE Review
The Lodge is a slow burn that never catches fire.
Posted by: Blake Crane
Japan Cuts 2019: Full Lineup Announced
New York’s Japan Cuts is gearing up to kick off its 2019 season beginning July 19th and the full lineup was announced today. The 13th edition of the festival, which runs through the 28th, will include 26 features and 16
Posted by: Adam Patterson
6.5
Cinepocalypse 2019: KINDRED SPIRITS Review
The restrained twistedness of Kindred Spirits makes an impact.
Posted by: Blake Crane
