Screen Anarchy

Now, now. That headline is just a little joke. Anything else that is up against the streaming debut of horror giant Terrifiier 3 already knew they had an uphill battle for our attention.    Just in case the extreme horror and...

Somewhere in the bowels of an upstate New York shopping mall circa 1997, the undercover cop, Lucas (Tom Blyth), in writer-director Carmen Emmi’s fascinatingly tense, engrossing character study, Plainclothes, sits quietly at a first-floor dining area, his eyes perpetually scanning...

The psychological thriller Grace Point starring Andrew McCarthy (Pretty In Pink) and John Owen Lowe (Netflix: Unstable) is available now on Digital and VOD.   We have an exclusive clip to share with you. Check it out below.    The...

Plus: 'The Recruit' and 'School Spirits' return, to varying effect. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Toshiro Mifune stars as a classic character in the action classics, now in 4K from The Criterion Collection. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

For Cazzie David and Elisa Kalani's anti RomCom, I Love You Forever, the key art is all about the blank white wall. I know I have been going on for some time about the death of movie credit blocks on...

As countries on both sides of the Atlantic careen uncontrollably towards illiberalism, authoritarian, and fascism, art as an act of resistance, opposition, or defiance gains ever greater importance.   That includes an oft-adapted work, such as Manuel Puig’s 1976 postmodern...

The Dutch film Fabula, the opening film of the International Film Festival Rotterdam 2025, employs every possible means to tell its story—its fabula. The film, much like its protagonist, the 55-year-old petty criminal Jos (played by renowned Dutch actor Fedja van Huêt),...

A woman wakes up on a distant planet and finds the crew of her space station viciously killed. Her investigation into what happened sets in motion a terrifying chain of events. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

In writer-director Alex Russell’s (Beef, The Bear, Dave) remarkably impressive feature-length debut, Lurker, a rando, a fan-turned-stan, and an obsessive narcissist with sociopathic tendencies, Matthew Morning (Théodore Pellerin), finds himself perfectly situated to leverage a supposedly chance meeting with an...