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Dave Canfield, your Creature Feature Preacher here with the Screen Anarchy Last Minute Gift Guide for 2025. We’ve got several episodes coming in the next few days that showcase a bunch of easily-obtained, movie-related movies, music and collectibles, courtesy of...

Let's start with a bit of history. Back in the eighties, we had this young upstart director in the Netherlands who did things everybody told him you couldn't do. His name was Dick Maas and I'll be damned if he...

Springtime -- specifically, March 2026 -- brings many good gifts for home video enthusiasts from The Criterion Collection, beginning with Tsui Hark's superlative action epic The Blade (1995) in 4K (?!). I love the official description, so allow me to...

A horror writer visits an Irish inn to scatter his parents' ashes, unaware the property is said to be haunted by a witch.   Neon has released a new teaser trailer for Hokum, the upcoming horror thriller form Damian McCarthy,...

Run for your lives! Our exclusive clip from Space/Time features professional people excitedly talking and frantically running down long hallways? What on Earth is going on? We get a clue from the official synopsis: "In a future on the brink...

Plus: 'Is This Thing On?' and 'Avatar: Fire and Ash.' [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

In just a handful of films, Bob Odenkirk has quickly solidified himself as the everyman-hero of action cinema. Building on another franchise's duo of entries, director Ben Wheatley, himself no stranger to ballistic cinema, continues to promote Odenkirk as just...

In the article series Sound and Vision we take a look at music videos from notable directors. This week we look at several songs by Rebecca Sugar, with music video(s) directed by them and their collaborators. Rebecca Sugar, just recently...

Surprise! The seventh film is the charm for a 40-year-old slasher franchise. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Plus: 'Lone Samurai,' 'Europe's New Faces,' 'Scarlet,' 'Ella McCay,' and 'Silent Night, Deadly Night.' [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]