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So yes, Cannes has yachts. Sundance has snow. Venice has gondolas. But only Fantastic Fest has a boxing match between a critic and a director,
September 27, 2025
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So yes, Cannes has yachts. Sundance has snow. Venice has gondolas. But only Fantastic Fest has a boxing match between a critic and a director,
Frailty is horror with a soul, a brain, and, most disturbingly, a body count that feels frighteningly plausible. It’s a film about family, faith, and
On Episode #123 of Fear and Loathing in Cinema, our brave quartet; Bryan, Dan, Chelsea, and Preston; take a break from dodging dinosaurs and emotionally
At this point in his career, Christopher Nolan doesn’t care to explain anything to his audience because he knows they are already along for the
If you’re like me, then you have grown to love filmmaker Christopher Nolan over the years. Come December 19th, most of his films will be
Hi everyone, Bryan here…. Official Release: Saddle up for one of the most thrilling Westerns of the last decade when 3:10 to Yuma arrives on
Janet W., Here… Pan opens with the star-filled, vastness, and seemingly infinite space a proper setting for our imaginations. This is where the world began.
Hi everyone, Bryan Here…. Record Store Day is coming up on April 18th and looks to be excellent. This is a product list for Record Store
Janet W., Here… Stonehearst Asylum opens out of focus until a professor (Brendan Gleeson) begins his lecture on treating hysterics and lunatics. Enters the first
Hi, Bryan Here…. With a mix of ‘The Illusionist‘ and ‘The Prestige‘, and a healthy dose of ‘Ocean’s 11‘, director Louis Leterrier gives us ‘Now
Rebecca Hall Joins Johnny Depp & Paul Bettany In ‘Transcendence’!!!
Wolverine Returns to Broadway with Aaron Sorkin!!!
Listen to the 51 Minute Wired Magazine Interview With Director Christopher Nolan!!!
Which brings us to No Other Choice, Park Chan-wook’s newest, slyest, and perhaps most strangely tender film. It’s an adaptation of Donald Westlake’s The Ax
This scene cracks me up every single time I watch it, and I’ve watched it at least two hundred and fifty times. I don’t mean
We’ve all been there. Or if we haven’t, we’ve hovered awkwardly near the edge, pretending to examine a bottle of shampoo while someone else’s emotional
Every few months, without fail, something wonderful happens in the land of cinema. A rumble is heard. A leather boot steps into frame. Somewhere, a
In the end, Boyle hasn’t mellowed with age. He’s just become sharper, meaner, and more deliberate. He doesn’t just want to scare you; he wants
Ultimately, Sneaky Links isn’t offensive, or even shocking. It’s just… empty. The sort of show that reminds us how profoundly uninterested we’ve become in connection,
The Four Seasons may not trend on social media or spark a hundred thinkpieces overnight, but its quiet brilliance lies in its refusal to chase
Since its release in 1986, Trick or Treat has quietly; if not thunderously, held its ground in the cultural margins, where horror meets heavy metal
In a year already brimming with horror films vying for attention, Sinners stands apart; not just as an exceptional work of its genre, but as
Few films in recent memory capture the volatility of love, money, and identity with the unflinching tenderness of Anora, Sean Baker’s incandescent latest. Already hailed
Not only has Netflix become synonymous with an ever-expanding archive of original series and films, but it has also solidified its place as the undisputed
Anora is not just a film. It is a dare, a hallucination, a scream in three parts. It may very well be the first great
The big summer blockbuster is almost here. I’m not talking about the Merc with a mouth sequel either. I’m talking about WWE’s 31st annual SummerSlam PPV of
Christopher Nolan Might Have Just Found His Next Project with ‘Interstellar’!!
