Screen Anarchy

With the Fantasia Int'l Film Festival in full swing the promotion of titles picks up. Today, the festival poster for Julie Pacino's psychodrama, I LIve Here Now, has arrived.    Our own Kurt included I Like Here Now in our...

Opening with the most tranquil of public swimming pools, a few swimmers go about their routine under the blazing hot sun in stark contrast to the attention-grabbing, but mechanically disjointed, text-to-speech of the National Weather Service warning broadcast blaring from...

It is part way through the Summer and we are taking a moment to turn our attention to next month's ineup on Shudder.  Clown in a Cornfield will finally settle down into its streaming home after a long and very...

The Maw Naing's powerful drama follows a young woman working in a Myanmar garment factory, who hesitates when her colleagues strike. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

The official trailer for Tron: Ares has arrived. Along with it are a batch of new images and more importantly the first single from the soundtrack from Nine Inch Nails, Alive As You Need Me To Be.    As expected,...

Director Hlynur Pálmason and editor Julius Krebs Damsbo unpack the intuitive, image-driven process behind 'The Love That Remains.' [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Near the end of writer-director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson's (Do Revenge, Thor: Love & Thunder, Unpregnant), I Know What You Did Last Summer, the decades-in-the-making legacy sequel to the late ‘90s slasher series, two characters exchange an envelope containing a handwritten note, “It’s not over,”...

We read somewhere yesterday, in one of the trades, that the Adams Family have set some kind of record at Fantasia - the first filmmakers to have the most consecutive world premieres at the festival with five!   Consistancy is...

Variety was the first to deliver the official teaser for Steven Pink's upcoming thriller, Terrestrial. Jermaine Fowler leads the dark comedy sci-fi thriller, portraying a writer, Allen, who is about to make it big with a big book and movie...

Where to watch: on physical media or a FAST service or a streaming service? And why bother? [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]