The Criterion Collection has revealed their lineup for February, 2020 which includes Hiroshi Teshigahara‘s Antonio Gaudí, Jennie Livingston‘s Paris is Burning, Pier Paolo Pasolini‘s Teorema, three titles by Karel Zeman (Journey to the Beginning of Time, Invention For Destruction, andThe Fabulous
Warner Bros. has released the trailer for The Way Back, which stars Ben Affleck as an alcoholic who becomes the coach of a high school basketball team. Something tells me he’s going to be learning just as much as those kids. The
Streaming service MUBI has announced the highlights for its upcoming December programming, including a trio of Francis Ford Coppola films and the premiere of Peter Strickland’s short GUO4.
Take a look below for a full list of highlights and be sure to
Amazon has released the trailer for the upcoming biopic Seberg, which stars Kristen Stewart as actress Jean Seberg, star of Breathless and target of the FBI due to her work in the civil rights movement. The film is directed by Benedict Andrews
Here’s an exclusive clip and poster for the newly released romantic drama Pink Wall starring Jay Duplass and Tatiana Maslany. Directed by Tom Cullen, the film follows a relationship through six years, highlighting six key moments in their lives.
Here’s an exclusive first look at the trailer for Dani Tenenbaum‘s A New Christmas starring Prashantt Guptha, Grace Wacuka, Preeti Gupta, Aurora Heimbach, and Carl Garrisson.
A New Christmas will be available in theaters and on VOD platforms December 6th.
Warner Bros. has released the first trailer for the upcoming animated film Scoob!, which tells the origin story of the Scooby-Doo gang. Surprisingly, this is the first full-length animated Scooby-Doo movie to hit theaters. Judging by the cast list it looks like
This Valentine’s Day, Blumhouse will be releasing its new spin on the classic TV series Fantasy Island, but with their own horror spin. Directed by Jeff Wadlow, the film involves a group of people who visit an island where all their fantasies
Here’s an exclusive look at the red band trailer for Brendan Walter‘s thriller Spell, which opens in New York today and will be hitting VOD platforms November 19th. The film stars Barak Hardley as a guy who travels to Iceland after the
In movies that I’m 100% dying to see news, Blumhouse released the first trailer and poster for Leigh Whannell‘s upcoming take on The Invisible Man, starring Elisabeth Moss as a widow whose abusive husband figures out a way to turn invisible and
RLJE has released the trailer for the upcoming horror film Color Out of Space, directed by Richard Stanley (The Island of Dr. Moreau) and starring Nicolas Cage, Joely Richardson, Madeleine Arthur, Brendan Meyer, Julian Hilliard, Elliot Knight, Josh C. Waller, Q’orianka Kilcher,
Here’s an exclusive clip for the upcoming police thriller Crown Vic written and directed by Joel Souza and starring Thomas Jane and Luke Kleintank. Kleintank plays a rookie officer who heads out on his first patrol with a grizzled veteran resulting in
Greenwich Entertainment has released the trailer for Alex Gibney‘s upcoming documentary Citizen K, which profiles Mikhail Khodorkovsky, a Russian oligarch who became a political dissident, accusing Vladimir Putin’s regime of corruption.
Citizen K will be released in Los Angeles on November 22,
A24 released a new trailer for Trey Edward Shults‘ upcoming drama Waves, starring Kelvin Harrison, Jr, Lucas Hedges, Taylor Russell, Alexa Demie, Neal Huff, Clifton Collins, Jr., Renée Elise Goldsberry, and Sterling K. Brown.
Waves opens in limited release November 15th.
Whether we necessarily needed it or not, one thing I think is safe to say about the upcoming remake of The Grudge is that the first trailer released today is satisfyingly creepy. The film involves a vengeful spirit that haunts a house
Magnolia has released the trailer for Jessica Hausner‘s thriller Little Joe, in which a plant breeder develops a new species that has the ability to make people happy, but there might be something more dangerous afoot with these little red flower things.
