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BiFan 2024 Review: DEATH SONG, Colonial-Era Romance Sings a Lush, Eye-Poppingly Melodramatic Tune

by admin|2 years ago18 July 2024|Screen Anarchy

Kim Ho-sun, one of the key directors of 1970s cinema, returned to the spotlight in the early 1990s with the sprawling period romantic epic Death Song, about the torrid affair between Korea's first professional soprano and a playwright during Korea's...

RED ROOMS Trailer: Pascal Plante’s Thriller Arrives in U.S. Theaters This September

by admin|2 years ago18 July 2024|Screen Anarchy

A model becomes obsessed with a high-profile murder trial. Pascal Plante's thriller, Red Rooms, starts its U.S. theatrical release on Friday, September 6th in New York at the IFC Center. The official trailer was just released for it, check...

Daughters Trailer: Sundance Documentary Winner Arrives on Netflix in August

by admin|2 years ago18 July 2024|The Film Stage

Winner of both the Audience Award and in its U.S. Documentary section and the overall Festival Favorite Award at Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, Natalie Rae and Angela Patton’s deeply moving documentary Daughters will now be rolling out next...

BiFan 2024 Review: THE TENANTS, Freaky Korean Real Estate Horror Allegory Lingers in the Mind 

by admin|2 years ago18 July 2024|Screen Anarchy

Real estate woes, job security anxiety and social inequality, all neatly packed into a metaphorical dystopia. No doubt about it, The Tenants is definitely a Korean film. Yet by providing a novel twist on its elements and staying true to...

ALIEN ROMULUS: Final Trailer For The Sci-fi Horror That Will Scar Little Kids For Life

by admin|2 years ago18 July 2024|Screen Anarchy

While all of our attention has been focused on another Disney company property coming out next week the sci-fi horror flick of the Summer, which one of its stars said, "I really do believe that there are specific sequences in...

Mountains Trailer: Monica Sorelle’s Indie Spirit Award Winner Arrives This August

by admin|2 years ago18 July 2024|The Film Stage

One of our favorites upon its Tribeca Festival debut last year, Monica Sorelle’s feature debut Mountains went on to be selected for TIFF and AFI Fest, and secured an Indie Spirit Award win with the “Someone to Watch” award. Now...

Mike Flanagan’s HUSH Finally Heading to Digital

by admin|2 years ago18 July 2024|Screen Anarchy

Some eight years ago, I had the privilege of experiencing Mike Flanagan's Hush in a movie theater during a film festival. And then it went away to a streaming service. Very soon, you will be able to experience Hush, which...

A Conversation with Corey Sherman (BIG BOYS)

by admin|2 years ago18 July 2024|Hammer to Nail

No one likes being 14. That age just sucks. Unless you happen to be the lead character on the Disney show, or arguably the actor portraying that lead character, real life conflicts come at you from every angle and never...

MOUNTAINS Trailer: A Haitian Immigrant Family Lives Through Change in Festival Winner

by admin|2 years ago18 July 2024|Hammer to Nail

How do you hang onto your values while everything around you is changing? Monica Sorelle’s touching and observant feature debut Mountains centers on a Haitian immigrant family living in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood trying to pursue their dreams, while gentrification...