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Fantasia 2025 Review: FLUSH, The Horrors And Hilarity When Trapped in a Toilet

by admin|11 months ago02 August 2025|Screen Anarchy

Luc has gone to the club where his ex, Valentine, works to convince her to go with him to see their daughter, who is now living in foster care with his parents. A struggling addict, though, he buys a line...

Fantasia 2025 Review: OCCUPY CANNES, After Decades of Disrupting Media, Here is That Year Troma Disrupted Cannes

by admin|11 months ago02 August 2025|Screen Anarchy

In 2013, the Troma Team returned to the Cannes Film Festival’s Marché du film for the first time in a decade. Their mission was twofold. First, sell their latest production at the time, Return to Nuke ‘Em High Volume 1....

‘An Officer and a Spy’ Review: Roman Polanski’s Clinically Chilling Dreyfus Affair Drama

by admin|11 months ago02 August 2025|Slant Magazine

An Officer and a Spy has the appropriate cynicism to end on a note of ambivalence. The post ‘An Officer and a Spy’ Review: Roman Polanski’s Clinically Chilling Dreyfus Affair Drama appeared first on Slant Magazine.

‘My Mother’s Wedding’ Review: Kristin Scott Thomas’s Formulaic Family Drama

by admin|11 months ago02 August 2025|Slant Magazine

As a director and co-writer, Scott Thomas’s instincts lean toward the literal. The post ‘My Mother’s Wedding’ Review: Kristin Scott Thomas’s Formulaic Family Drama appeared first on Slant Magazine.

‘It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley’ Review: Amy Berg’s Plaintive Tribute to a Great Troubadour

by admin|11 months ago02 August 2025|Slant Magazine

The film is an emotional depiction of the gaping holes left by Buckley’s untimely death. The post ‘It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley’ Review: Amy Berg’s Plaintive Tribute to a Great Troubadour appeared first on Slant Magazine.

‘A Samurai in Time’ Review: Yasuda Jun’ichi’s Touching, and Funny, Reflection on Destiny

by admin|11 months ago02 August 2025|Slant Magazine

The tone of the film is generally as light and zany as its B-movie title suggests. The post ‘A Samurai in Time’ Review: Yasuda Jun’ichi’s Touching, and Funny, Reflection on Destiny appeared first on Slant Magazine.

‘Boys Go to Jupiter’ Review: ‘Earthbound’ Meets Wes Anderson in Animated Fever Dream

by admin|11 months ago02 August 2025|Slant Magazine

Julian Glander’s film is driven less by plot than by the memorable atmosphere it summons. The post ‘Boys Go to Jupiter’ Review: ‘Earthbound’ Meets Wes Anderson in Animated Fever Dream appeared first on Slant Magazine.

Guillermo del Toro to Receive Ebert Director Award at the 2025 TIFF Tribute Awards

by admin|11 months ago01 August 2025|Roger Ebert

The "Shape of Water" director is the latest to receive the eponymous award for excellence in directing.

Posterized August 2025: By the Stream, Stranger Eyes, Harvest & More

by admin|11 months ago01 August 2025|The Film Stage

Despite there being a bunch of sequels (Nobody 2, The Bad Guys 2, Ne Zha 2, and Freakier Friday) and remakes or reboots (The Naked Gun, The Toxic Avenger, and Highest 2 Lowest) hitting theaters, I can’t say this month...