admin

ARCTIC ANNIHILATION: Trailer, Art and Images For The Asylum’s ‘Chilly’ Sci-fi Disaster Flick
by admin|3 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
As glaciers advance and cities freeze, a team of scientists races against time to build a colossal thermal shield to protect Earth from an encroaching ice age that will plunge the planet into extinction. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
continue reading
BUDDY: THE SING-ALONG VERSION: Only In Theaters Nationwide October 2nd
by admin|3 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
The folks behind horror hit, Buddy, have prepared one last gasp at getting clueless parents to take their innocent, unsuspecting children into a theater to watch a horror flick. They will do so under the family friendly guise of sing-along...
continue reading
JOSEPHINE
by admin|3 weeks ago|Hammer to Nail
(The Toronto International Film Festival (or TIFF) ran September 10-20 and HtN had boots on the ground covering all the best indie films they have to offer. Check out Chris Reeds’s Josephine movie review from the fest! Seen it? Join the conversation with...
continue reading
Now Playing: NEVER AFTER DARK Frights, PRIMETIME Boldness, YOUR MOTHER YOUR MOTHER YOUR MOTHER Demands
by admin|3 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
Of the six new genre films that we're highlighting today, I've seen three, and of those, Dave Boyle's Never After Dark stands out. Our critic J Hurtado goes into much more detail in his review, linked below, but I'll add...
continue reading
“LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT”
by admin|3 weeks ago|Next Best Picture
THE STORY – Set on one single day in August 1912 at the family’s Connecticut seaside home, the story follows the Tyrone family as it faces the looming dual specters of Edmund’s potentially fatal consumption diagnosis alongside his mother Mary’s increasingly...
continue reading
New York 2026 Kicks Off Tonight With PAPER TIGER
by admin|3 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
The 64th edition of the New York Film Festival kicks off tonight with a screening of James Gray's crime drama Paper Tiger. We might call the film an elevated genre picture, considering the filmmaker, the stars, and, of course, its...
continue reading
NYC Weekend Watch: Tsui Hark, Bush-Era Cinema, The Tree of Life & More
by admin|3 weeks ago|The Film Stage
NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly round-up of repertory offerings. Museum of Modern ArtA Yuen Woo-ping series continues, featuring two Once Upon a Time in China films by Tsui Hark, Wong Kar-wai’s Hong Kong cut of The Grandmaster, and a...
continue reading
NAZA Trailer: The Most Essential Documentary of the Year Opens Next Week
by admin|3 weeks ago|The Film Stage
In a sobering wake-up call to anyone somehow not paying attention to the genocide Israel is enacting, as well as the most essential documentary of the year, No Other Land directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor are returning with NAZA. Premiering at...
continue reading
Primetime | Review
by admin|3 weeks ago|Ioncinema
The Catcher in the Sty: Oppenheim Skewers Hack Journalist It’s perhaps fortuitous for Lance Oppenheim’s narrative debut Primetime, which charts the brief but meteoric run of Chris Hansen’s exploitative hit television series To Catch a Predator in 2006, premieres and...
continue reading
Toronto 2026 Review: WOMAN UNKNOWN, Provocative Drama of Survival and Retribution
by admin|3 weeks ago|Screen Anarchy
May el-Toukhy's film, by virtue of winning the Golden Lion, is an automatic entrant into the Best International Film Oscar race. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
continue reading