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Ben Wheatley used his new Sundance film In the Earth to keep himself together during the pandemic. “I was having
After a beautiful overhead shot opens director Frida Kempff’s psychological thriller Knocking, we are immediately pulled into lead character Molly’s
What a time to be alive. The Atlanta Horror Film Festival begs the question, but not without pondering: what a
“Comedy is very rhythmic,” Maya Erskine says, carefully calibrating her comedic process in Jeff Chan and Andrew Rhymer’s modernized romantic
Although only one requires a cool costume with colorful belt options, karate and satire have a lot more in common
“Lights, camera, action!”—the classic, Old Hollywood call to arms. The adage remains, but—as articulated by career gaffer and lighting designer
Adapted from his 2013 short of the same name, writer-director Vladimir de Fontenay paints a beautifully uncomfortable picture with his feature
Like your favorite fright flick marathon, Michael Gingold’s Ad Nauseam: Newsprint Nightmares from the 1980s is a nostalgic trip through ’80s horror.
Among their many eccentric counterparts over the years, insect politicians, Haddonfield historians and bitchin’ scary German guys are three of
French writer Nelly Arcane’s debut novel, Putain, put her on the map as a respected writer documenting her experiences as a
Crowdfunding has become an invaluable tool for the indie filmmaker seeking funds for the start or completion of a project.
It’s like they always say: if your marriage isn’t going the way you planned, try to spice things up. Maybe
A valuable jazz record incites a romantic adventure in the ripples of a nostalgic lakeside community. In the swings and
In the varying family dynamics within tentpole genre movies, horror has always been the outlier, cannibalistic family to reconstruct genre
An all-encompassing media art showcase, New Media Film Festival (NMFF) continues to carve its own niche as it celebrates its
Lurking in the midwestern shadows of Indianapolis and Cincinnati lies something full of more horror than any convention center could
Space Odyssey: Beautiful New Book Examines Two Geniuses’ Creative Relationship Operating At Its Peak
Destined to sit on the dusty bedside tables of young film students and seasoned fanatics alike, Michael Benson’s Space Odyssey:
Ever relive a moment over and over again until you realize you’re in a UFO-obsessed death cult? I’ve been asking
With 35 weeks in a traditional nine-month pregnancy, there’s a good 245 days (give or take) of down time to
A bustling Nigerian city and by-the-books calm composure flesh out the world of AT&T’s Untold Stories grant recipient Faraday Okoro‘s
Entanglement flirts with life’s quantum “what ifs” in a pseudo-sceintific equation composed of yarn, romance and Thomas Middleditch (Silicon Valley, Joshy).
“What does not engage our feelings does not long engage our thoughts either.”—Lou Andreas-Salomé Andreas-Salomé may not be as popular
John Stratton (Cooper) of MI6’s Special Boat Services (SBS) has his espionage cut out for him—tracking down an international terrorist
