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Blood Machines Review: Phantasmagoric Sci-Fi Channeling H.R. Giger and Clive Barker

When a space vessel goes rogue, fleet commander Galdor (Walter Dickerson) tasks Captain Vascan (Anders Heinrichsen) and his co-pilot/mechan...

Two Gods Review: A Muslim Mortician Teaches the Path of a Better Life

The Vast of Night Review: A Nocturnal Sci-Fi Tale with Twilight Zone-Esque Thrills

End of Sentence Review: John Hawkes and Logan Lerman Reconnect in Father-Son Drama

The High Note Review: Dakota Johnson Charms in Comforting Music Business Dramedy

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Two Gods Review: A Muslim Mortician Teaches the Path of a Better Life

We Are One: A Global Film Festival Announces Lineup of Free Programming

The Wanting Mare Review: An Overwhelmingly Beautiful, Purposefully Abstract Fable

Two Gods Review: A Muslim Mortician Teaches the Path of a Better Life

Some are lucky enough to escape their circumstances. Others learn from those circumstances and discover ways to transform them and themselves in order to move ...

Apple Saves Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon by Financing $200 Million Budget

It was just earlier today when we wondered if Martin Scorsese–as he completes a new short film in isolation–was able to lock in financing for Killers of the Fl...

The Film Stage Show Classic – California Split (with Brian Tallerico)

Welcome, one and all, to the latest episode of The Film Stage Show! Today, Brian Roan, Michael Snydel, and Bill Graham are joined by special guest Brian Taller...

Martin Scorsese Has Made a New Short Film About Isolation, Influenced by Classic Movies

While we wait and see if Martin Scorsese will get the help he needs to fund the budget for his next project Killers of the Flower Moon–which was just about to ...

Exclusive: Raise a Glass to the U.S. Trailer for Hong Sangsoo’s Yourself and Yours

As of late, Hong Sangsoo's recent features have enjoyed U.S. distribution but thankfully his back catalog is now, after some festival plays, getting a new life...

The Vast of Night Review: A Nocturnal Sci-Fi Tale with Twilight Zone-Esque Thrills

Whereas many a sci-fi film begins with a touch of the extraterrestrial to whet the appetite, The Vast of Night is far more interested in setting its foundation...

End of Sentence Review: John Hawkes and Logan Lerman Reconnect in Father-Son Drama

To look at Frank (John Hawkes) and Sean Fogle (Logan Lerman) is to see two very different men. The former is a loving husband with a perpetual smile and the la...

We Are One: A Global Film Festival Announces Lineup of Free Programming

While film festivals across the world have had to rethink how to connect with audiences in a time when the theatrical presentation is not a feasible option, ma...

Burning Star Yoo Ah-in Faces a Zombie Apocalypse in First Trailer for Alive

Being self-isolated from the rest of the world in your apartment as a virus infects those outside your windows may be a touch too on the nose considering today...

Miss Juneteenth Trailer: Nicole Beharie Prepares Her Daughter for the Pageant of a Lifetime

An official selection at Sundance and SXSW (where it picked up the Best Texan film award), Miss Juneteenth is the directorial debut of Channing Godfrey Peoples...

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