“Tires” Has Developed into One of Netflix’s Best Comedies in Season 3
Reminds one why the workplace comedy remains such a tried-and-true format, especially when it’s populated by people who feel real.
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Locarno Review: Albert Serra and Ingrid Caven Make a Fine Pair In Sixteen Moments from My Life
Albert Serra’s Sixteen Moments from My Life will perhaps go down as a minor addition to the director’s corpus, but it’s nothing if not a continuation of his career-long project of finding ways to capture flickers of reality within the...
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KUNG FU SOCCER Review: Stephen Chow’s Dreadful All-Female Sequel Deserves a Straight Red Card
Twenty five years after scoring a resounding critical and commercial hit with the martial arts sports comedy Shaolin Soccer, Hong Kong comedy legend Stephen Chow unleashes an absolute howler of a sequel that fails to replicate anything that made its...
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Black Zombie Trailer Digs Up the Unsettling Origins of a Horror Staple
A selection at SXSW Film Festival 2026, Hot Docs 2026, Fantasia International Film Festival, 2026 Black Star Film Festival 2026, and more, Maya Annik Bedward’s documentary Black Zombie will now get a theatrical release starting next month. Ahead of an...
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The Next Best Picture Podcast – Interview With “The Wrong Girls” Filmmaker Dylan Meyer
“The Wrong Girls” is an upcoming American stoner comedy film written and directed by Dylan Meyer in her directorial debut. It stars Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat as two codependent best friends living paycheck to paycheck and bong rip to...
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The Vashon Island Film Festival: Hollywood on an Island for a Weekend
There are a few things I genuinely look forward to every year. Naked and painted-up bike riders rolling through Seattle. Blue Angels flying overhead. And Hollywood taking over an island for a weekend. That last one is the Vashon Island...
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IT ENDS: Why Watch it Once, When You Can Watch it Many Times, in a Row, Over 36 Hours
In the world of publicity stunts to promote a movie Neon has come up with a good one for their release of Alex Ullom's breakout debut, It Ends. Neon is holding an endurance contest where teams of four can...
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HELLCAT Review: No Direction Home
Dakota Gorman and Todd Terry star in writer/director Brock Bodell's thriller. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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BLACK ZOMBIE: Doc Opening in NY and LA in September Before Nationwide Theatrical Release
In the world of film festival attendance sacrifices are made when looking at the event's schedule. Such a choice was made when it came time to screen Maya Annik Bedward's documentary, Black Zombie, at Fantasia the other week. Our apologies...
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GATOR FACE: In Theaters & On Digital From Epic Pictures and Dread in September
Epic Pictures and Dread have announced the theatrical and digital release dates for Padraig Reynolds' Gator Face. The hybrid horror will open in select theaters on September 11th, with a digital release following on September 15th. Proclaiming it a...
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