The zombie apocalypse can hit at any time, in any place. We’ve often seen outbreaks occur in large metropolises, where...
Kyle Edward Ball’s experimental debut feature Skinamarink is an eerie, elongated nightmare plucked straight from the mind of your childhood self....
Gaspar Noé is a terribly unique filmmaker. His films have been notorious for decades but despite his infamous stature, his 2019 film Lux Æterna has been impossible to see in North America…until now. Thanks to the tireless work of the mavericks at Yellow Veil Picture (Luz, Hellbender) and the mad...
A secluded bachelorette turns into the girls night from Hell in Spider One and Krsy Fox’s Bury The Bride. Starring...
You Won’t Be Alone is a sprawling, experimental film about human nature, the power of love, and the everlasting resentment...
Justin Benson & Aaron Moorehead (Synchronic) are indie filmmaking all-stars and they approach each of their larger-than-life projects with as much scientific accuracy as the story will allow. Something In The Dirt is their version of a haunted house movie, coming at the problem with the perspective that ghosts are not...
The Brooklyn Horror Film Festival wanted to keep its “Secret Screening” a true surprise. No Halloween, they said. no Suspiria....
‘What does it sound like when a computer dreams? And what does it sound like when a computer has a...
When the Wachowskis first unleased The Matrix in 1999, the ideas and theories it posited blew mainstream society’s collective mind. Despite being around in one form or another for centuries, its hyper-stylized, expertly executed and Keanu-infused presentation of simulation theory injected new life and energy into the hypothesis. As conversations...
Director and producer, McG (Charlie’s Angels) has a true appreciation for cinema of all kinds, making his long list of...
The Queen of Hollywood Blvd is a stylish homage to grindhouse crime film that stands out as a visually stunning...
Rose Glass’ Saint Maud stunned Midnight Madness audiences at the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival, and it remains the one movie that continues to linger in my own mind. Saint Maud marks Glass’ feature film debut and is truly haunt exploration of a woman’s descent after a particularly traumatic, and...