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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...

Now this is cool. Image above: Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh in Tai Chi Master. Image courtesy of Jet Li and Shout! Studios. In the very late 90s, when I finally discovered Hong Kong cinema, Jet Li was one of...

Entertainment Squad, the distribution company behind horror label, The Horror Collective (#ChadGetsTheAxe, Ghosts of the Void, Thou Shalt Kill and queer horror comedy Summoning Sylvia), has announced that they have acquired LGBTQ+ label PrideFlix.    Deadline shared the news earlier...

Phoebe Dynevor and Rhys Ifans star in director Neil Burger's thriller. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Both singular in vision and singular in execution, filmmaker Grace Glowicki’s fantastic horror-comedy, Dead Lover, must be seen to be disbelieved.   Hyper-stylized, archly written in a hilarious camp tone (when it’s not being achingly sincere), and floridly performed, Dead...

On behalf of Screen Anarchy, I am happy to share the following announcement, with official verbiage provided by Dogma LA 25. For decades, filmmakers have been hindered by a lack of financing and the high cost of technical resources. However,...

Yong A. Yoon directs the indie drama, starring Tom Chi. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Q: “What’s the difference between a religion and cult?”  A: “Time.”   There’s cult horror — as in horror that develops an offscreen cult following — and cult horror – as in a horror film about a cult. First-time writer-director...