Screen Anarchy

The push to get bums in seats for the theatrical release of Clown in a Cornfield carries on. Really, the marketing behind this film is impressive.    Sitting at an also impressive 93% on Rotten Tomatoes (our own Josh part...

Shout! Studios today introduces a new entertainment label, Hong Kong Cinema Classics™, "spotlighting a treasure trove of Hong Kong's most captivating and cinematic masterpieces on digital entertainment platforms in 4K and definitive-edition physical releases (UHD™ and Blu-ray™) for collectors' home...

Ouch... rock band The All-American Rejects seem to be losing a member here, in this screenshot from the music video for their new single Sandbox. Earlier this year, at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, our Theodoor Steen interviewed director Joseph...

When I had the second Shawscope boxset featured in a Pretty Packaging article, the last thing I wrote was: "Any bets on whether Volume Three will be green or yellow?" Well... Volume Three is here, and this time there is...

Also: 'Lazarus' and animated action, 'I, Jack Wright' and murderous money. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Something that comes up in almost every entry of this column, lately, is the omission of the credit block in movie posters. As if to single-handedly compensate for this, the BLT Communications design for the latest Wes Anderson film, The Phoenician...

We meet Sybil, confidently applying for a new job as undertaker’s assistant with the sharpest of black bangs, and a fashion that is both vintage and arthouse-modern. She is a seasoned pro with several references, and a balm for the...

Adapting videogames into other media, specifically film or television, has often proven to be a challenge many accept willingly, but few actually succeed in translating the gameplay mechanics, design, or conception into an equally immersive experience.   It’s made all...

Tom Hardy is Walker, a bent detective in a nondescript American city, fighting his way through the criminal underworld. Walker is turning his city inside out, searching for the son of a corrupt politician with whom he has had past...

In the shadow of Brussels’ iconic Atomium, the BIF Market, running in conjunction with the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival, celebrated its ninth edition last week, hosting no fewer than 50 projects in various stages of development across a five-day...