Screen Anarchy

Charli XCX’s meteoric rise as a mega-pop-star has been anything but meteoric.   It’s been a slow, upward descent, from posting videos on a long-defunct social-media platform, MySpace, in 2008 at the age of sixteen, to signing with a record...

In a world where all press is good press we are following up on the release of the teaser trailer for the new Faces of Death movie on Tuesday. It got yanked by YouTube, who issued a takedown notice for...

Vicky Jewson's thriller, PRETTY LETHAL, will stream globally on Prime Video days after its World Premiere at SXSW [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

"Five ballerinas, stranded in a remote forest ... must weaponize!" If that partial quote, borrowed from a film below, doesn't get you excited for SXSW 2026, I don't know what will, my friends.  We've already covered the opening night film...

Joe Dante's dark comedy also stars Bruce Dern and Carrie Fisher. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Joachim Trier and Eskil Vogt reflect on how long-term collaboration, actor-centered process, and a resolutely European production ethos shaped a film built around time, absence, and the quiet mechanics of family power. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Deadline is reporting that Sophie Wilde, star of Talk to Me and Babygirl, is set to star in an upcoming sci-fi thriller, Soon You Will Be Gone And Possibly Eaten.    Rob and Sabile, a young engaged couple, who head...

Olivia Colman, Aud Mason-Hyde, and John Lithgow star in writer-director Sophie Hyde's queer-centered generational drama. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

An austere yet intuitive debut, the film observes childhood not as innocence lost but as a state of restless transit, where movement, solitude, and imagination quietly collide. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

Two things are inevitable in this world: death, and horror films that really want you to know that they’ve seen other horror films. Director Corin Hardy’s Whistle is a little bit of both, a throwback to a horror of a...