Film Pulse: Recent Episodes
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This week, we're taking a look at 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple along with some other stuff including Anaconda, Fatal Games, Boys Are From Jupiter, Dolls, and Nocturnes.
This week we dive into Bring Her Back, directed by Danny and Michael Philippou, the twin brothers behind the viral sensation Talk to Me. The episode also covers new releases including Final Destination: Bloodlines, Sovereign, and Sister Midnight.
This week, we take a look at Wes Anderson's latest, The Phoenician Scheme, out now on VOD platforms. We also talk about some other titles including The Evil Within, Family Portrait, Thunderbolts*, and The Bay.
In this episode, we take a look at the comedy Friendship, out now on VOD platforms, along with some other stuff including Cyborg, Predator: Killer of Killers, Phenomenon, Dead Mail, Marshmallow, The Amateur, and Borderline.
In this episode, we review Ryan Coogler's Sinners, along with some other stuff including Day of the Dead, Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning, The Faculty, Mountainhead, and The Luckiest Man in America.
This week, we're taking a look at the video game adaptation Until Dawn, along with some other stuff including Final Destination: Bloodlines, Final Destination 5, Fear Street: Prom Queen, The Final Terror, Warfare, Strange Days, and Fountain of Youth.
In this episode we take a look at the Gareth Evans'-directed actioner Havoc, along with some other titles including Novacaine, Cemetary Man, Hell of a Summer, April Fools Day, Locked, and Eephus.
This week on the show we review the dark sci-fi comedy Mickey 17, along with discussing some other titles including The Dead Talents Society, The Monkey, Oddity, One of Them Days, It's My Turn, and Black Bag.
This week on the show we'll be taking a look at Steven Soderbergh's Presence, along with some other stuff including Captain America: Brave New World, Bridget Jones' Diary, Heart Eyes, Brain Damage, and Demon City.
This week on the show, we're taking a look at the horror-comedy Companion, along with some other stuff including Red Rooms, Tenebrae, Falling Stars, Deep Impact, Iced, and Mountains.
This week, we review the fantastic Nickel Boys and talk about some other stuff including The Judge and the Assassin, The Prosecutor, and Trauma.
This week, we're taking a look at the wrestling horror film Dark Match, available now on Shudder. Some other titles discussed include Sonic The Hedgehog 3, Terror Train, The Damned, The Judge and the Assassin, Dream Lover, and The Outrun.
This week, we take a look at Robert Egger's Nosferatu, along with some other stuff including Dagon, Flow, Dark City, Heretic, Gloria, Y2K, and Anora.
This week on the show we'll be taking a look at the holiday comedy Christmas Eve in Miller's Point. We'll also be talking about Christmas Evil, Village of the Damned, Night of the Dark Full Moon, Bark, and Nosferatu the Vampyre.
This week on the show we're taking a look at the absurdist comedy Rumours, along with some other stuff including Saturday Night, The Appointment, Smile 2, The Blob, Copycat, Mindhunters, and Sometimes I Think About Dying.
This week on the show we're taking a look at the horror-comedy Krazy House, which is out now on VOD platforms, and talk about some other stuff including Someone's Watching Me!, Sleep, Woman of the Hour, Time Cut, The Apprentice, and Fatal Beauty.
This week on the show we take a look at the body horror film The Substance, along with some other stuff including Daddy's Head, The Sect, Terrifier 2, The Conjuring, Sinister, Halloween, and Caddo Lake.
This week on the show we're taking a look at the post-apocalyptic horror-thriller Azrael, along with some other stuff including Ready or Not, Mind Leech, The Taking of Pelham 123, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, The House of the Devil, and Hellboy: The Crooked Man.
This week on the show we'll be taking a look at the mind-bending thriller Things Will Be Different along with some other stuff including The Front Room, The House by the Cemetary, To Live and Die in L.A., Witchery, Apartment 7A, The Skeleton Key, Salem's Lot, It's What's Inside, The Platform 2, and V/H/S/Beyond.
This week, we're taking a look at the horror film Cuckoo, now available on VOD platforms. Other titles discussed include Blink Twice, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, Afraid, The New York Ripper, Kneecap, and The Exorcist.
This week, we're taking a look at Jeremy Saulnier's new crime thriller Rebel Ridge, out now on Netflix, along with some other stuff including The Watchers, The Well, Taste of Fear, Mazes and Monsters, and Where the Devil Roams.
This week on the show we take a look at M. Night Shyamalan's Trap, out now on VOD platforms, along with some other stuff including Rite Here Rite Now, Tremors, Hell Hole, Golem, The Goonies, and Volunteers.
This week on the show, we're taking a look at the high profile horror film Longlegs, along with some other stuff including Horror in the High Desert 3: Firewatch, Alien: Romulus, Curtains, Oddity, Humanoids from the Deep, Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In, Madman, and MaXXXine.
This week on the show we're reviewing Twisters, along with some other stuff including the Beverly Hills Cop series, Furiosa, The Bikeriders, Smooth Talk, Twister (1989), and Loop Track.
This week, we're reviewing the indie horror film In A Violent Nature, along with some other stuff including Furiosa, What Lies Beneath, Down, Death Spa, Blades, and Fallout.
This week on the show we're taking a look at the no-burn horror film Handling the Undead. Other titles discussed include Hamburger Dad, Ebola Syndrome, Perfect Days, Straight to Hell, and Exhuma.
This week, we take a look at I Saw The TV Glow, along with some other stuff including Godzilla Minus 1, Lumberjack The Monster, Rope, River, Twister, and The Strangers: Chapter 1.
This week on the show, we're taking a look at Richard Linklater's Hit Man, streaming now on Netflix. Some other titles discussed include The First Omen, Cut-Throats Nine, Jackdaw, Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry, The Last Year of Darkness, Aenigma, Under Paris, and Convoy.
This week, we're taking a look at Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Chime, along with some other stuff including Stage Fright, The Spider Labyrinth, Clearcut, Sasquatch Sunset, The Video Dead, The Coffee Table, Pirhana, Civil War, and The Fall Guy.
This week, we're taking a look at Evil Does Not Exist from director Ryûsuke Hamaguchi, along with some other stuff including Infested, Alien, #Manhole, Dolores Claiborne, The Dry, The Beasts, and The Contestant.
This week on the show we review Problemista along with some other stuff including The Rift, Late Night with the Devil, Leap of Faith, Immaculate, Anatomy of a Fall, The Tunnel, and Punk Rock.
This week on thw show we take a look at Larry Fessenden's latest indie horror film, Blackout. Other titles discussed include Saiko! The Large Family, Pieces, The Wages of Fear, Demons 2, Don't Panic, Winter Kills, and Baby Assassins 2 Babies.
This week on the show we take a look at the indie horror film You'll Never Find Me, streaming now on Shudder. Other titles discussed include One False Move, Road House, Dream Scenario, Out of Darkness, and A Calamity of Snakes.
This week, we take a look at the new horror film Stopmotion, along with some other stuff including Argylle, Inland Empire, My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?, Blue Monkey, The Beekeeper, and No Way Up.
This month, we're taking a look at four college-themed films from the decade including Reality Bites, Higher Learning, Glory Daze, and Good Will Hunting.
This week on the show we take a look at one of the most buzzed movies of last year, The Zone of Interest, along with some other stuff including The Feast of Amrita, Fallen Leaves, Anthropophagous, and The Long Walk.
This week on the show we have a Cobweb double bill with the American horror film Cobweb and the South Korean comedy Cobweb, both released in 2023. Other titles discussed include 100 Yen Love, Brain Damage, Basket Case, Dream Scenario, Absurd, The Iron Fist, and Repo Man.
This month, we're taking a look at four heist films of the '90s including Sneakers, Heat, Set it Off, and Running Out of Time.
This week, we take a look forward at the upcoming releases in 2024 and go over our most anticipated films slated to (hopefully) comeout this year.
This week on the show we're once again joined by Ken Bakely to go over our top ten films of 2023.
10. The Iron Claw (Sean Durkin)
The Iron Claw steps outside the mat to show the famed Von Erichs were not just wrestling giants, but a close-knit and well-mannered family who tragically suffered far too much. After this, you’ll go
We're back again with another made for TV Christmas with four more festive movies to review including The Chistmas Box, Holiday Affair, I'll Be Home For Christmas, and One Special Night.
This week on the show we're reviewing Leave The World Behind, out now on Netflix, and talking about some other stuff including It's A Wonderful Knife, She-Devil, Oppenheimer, Women Talking, The Sacrifice Game, Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, and Gran Turismo.
This week on the show we're taking a look at Alexander Payne's The Holdovers and talking about some other stuff including Cash on Demand, Godzilla Minus 1, Violent Night, and Two Thousand Maniacs!.
This month, we dive into the work of Sean Bean and discuss four titles featuring the actor including Patriot Games, Shopping, GoldenEye, and Ronin.
This week on the show, Adam and Kevin take a look at the comedy Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain and David Fincher's latest, The Killer. Other titles discussed include Outlaw Johnny Black, Synchronic, Susie Searches, Happy Birthday to Me, Kokomo City, Scott of the Antarctic, Where the Devil Roams, and No Hard Feelings.
This week on the show, Adam and Kevin review the brutal horror film When Evil Lurks and talk about some other stuff including Manhattan Baby, The Exorcist: Believer, Smithereens, Five Nights at Freddy's, A Haunting in Venice, and Suitable Flesh.
In this month's Halloween special, Adam and Ken dive into the wild world of made for TV horror with reviews of four titles including I'm Dangerous Tonight, Body Bags, Alien Autopsy: Fact or Fiction, and Wes Craven Presents Don't Look Down.
This week on the show, Adam and Kevin take a look at Saw X, and talk about some other titles including Expend4bles, The Boogeyman, Mute Witness, Practical Magic, Dark Harvest, I Drink Your Blood, and 13, 14 and 15 Cameras.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the romantic drama Past Lives, out now on VOD platforms. Other films discussed include Clockers, The Dark Half, School Daze, Gremlins, The Dive, and About Endlessness.
This month, we're taking a look at a handful of Amblin films released throughout the decade including Joe Versus The Volcano, Arachnophobia, Noises Off, and The Trigger Effect.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the horror film Bad Things, streaming now on Shudder. Other titles discussed include The Lawnmower Man, Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum, Vesper, Sympathy for the Devil, and It Always Rains on Sunday.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Medusa Deluxe, out now on VOD platforms. Other titles discussed include The Flash, Frankenhooker, Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse, Sleepaway Camp, One False Move, Summertime, and Streetwise.
This month, we're taking a look at four transit-related movies with reviews of Passenger 57, Speed, Crimson Tide, and Money Train.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at They Cloned Tyrone on Netflix and talk about some other stuff including Close Encounters of the Third Kind, The Blackening, Topology of Sirens, Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 3, God is a Bullet, and Diabolik.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the sci-fi comedy Biosphere, out now on VOD platforms, and talk about some other stuff including Evil Toons, The Black Phone, Fandango, and She Came From the Woods.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the Netflix animated film Nimona and talk about some other stuff including Evil Dead Rise, Asteroid City, Evil Dead II, Brooklyn 45, Pink Cloud, Young Sherlock Holmes, and Continental Divide.
This month we take a look at four films starring one of Adam's favorite actors as a child- Kurt Russell. These titles include Backdraft, Tombstone, Escape from L.A., and Soldier.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the bloody sequel The Wrath of Becky and talk about some other stuff including If Footmen Tire You, What Will Horses Do?, Old Henry, Watermelon Man, The Thing, and Extraction 2.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at two new releases on VOD, with Master Gardener and Showing Up. Other titles discussed include Self Portrait, Reality, The Craft, and Private Parts (1972).
This week, Adam and Kevin review Charlie Day's directorial debut, Fool's Paradise, and talk about some other stuff including To Catch A Killer, You Hurt My Feelings, The American Gladiators Documentary, The Goonies, Shopping, and The Evil Dead.
The '90s saw a boom in video game adaptations and this month we take a look at four popular releases including Super Mario Bros., Double Dragon, Street Fighter, and Mortal Kombat.
Harris’ ambitious debut is a mad journey through a little girl’s comatose mind, filled to the brim with impressive practical effects.
Like the phone that inspired it, Blackberry is a slick execution on a tried-and-true formula.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the action thriller Sisu, out now on VOD platforms and talk about some other stuff including Polite Society, Horror in the High Desert 2: Minerva, Targets, and Glitch!.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Blackberry, out now in theaters, and talk about some other things including The Covenant and Enys Men.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the action horror comedy Renfield, out now on VOD platforms, and talk about some other stuff including Evil Dead Rise, The Psychic, Scream VI, Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, A Love Song, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, 65, and Fear.
There is one pernicious caveat that Ben Affleck’s latest directorial effort will be subjected to and is all but required to meet in order for some to find some iota of enjoyment from its premise. The task set before the frustratingly Google-resistant
This month, we dive into four '90s films starring the one and only Dennis Quaid including Postcards from the Edge, Wilder Napalm, Dragonheart, and Any Given Sunday.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Daniel Goldhaber's thriller How To Blow Up A Pipeline, along with some other stuff including Leonor Will Never Die, Inside, INU-OH, Johnny Handsome, Quick Change, Tresspass, and The Undisputed.
On an isolated island, just off the coast of Cornwall, a woman (Mary Woodvine) checks the temperature of the soil surrounding a crop of a rare strain of flora native to the island each day. The year is 1973, and this bouquet
This week, Adam and Kevin discuss the latest absurdist comedy from Quentin Dupieux, Smoking Causes Coughing, and some other stuff including Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, John Wick Chapter 4, Everything Everywhere All At Once, Extreme Prejudice, Red Rocket, Hard Times, Brewster's Millions, The Long Riders, and Red Heat.
After we had so much fun covering Freddy's Nightmares, we decided to take a look at another TV series inspired by a popular horror franchise with Friday the 13th The Series.
The latest Scream recedes further into itself and snuffs out all attempts to carve a new path forward.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the true crime thriller Boston Strangler, out now on Hulu, along with some other stuff including All That Breathes, Cocaine Bear, EO, The Driver, Watcher, Southern Comfort, and Alien From L.A.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the indie comedy Dad & Step-Dad along with some other stuff including The Whale, Failed State, Variety, Executioners, and The Witch: Part 1.
Here are my predictions for Sunday’s Oscar ceremony. As we go down the list of all 23 categories, we have a pretty active variety of safe frontrunners and undecided prizes that have predictors going back and forth until the last minute. But
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the Tux and Fanny sequel Eyeballs in the Darkness along with some other stuff including The Velvet Queen, .Com For Murder, Grand Hotel, Homewrecker, and The Boogey Man.
The '90s had a ton of family-friendly dog movies and this month we're going to take a look at four of them released throughout the decade- Beethoven, Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey, Air Bud, and Bingo.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the Tux and Fanny sequel Eyeballs in the Darkness along with some other stuff including The Velvet Queen, .Com For Murder, Grand Hotel, Homewrecker, and The Boogey Man.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the fantastic drama Aftersun and talk about some other stuff including Videophobia, Images, Rolercoaster, Man Hunt, Missing, The Worst Person in the World, M3gan, and In Search of Darkness III.
This month, we're taking a look at the TV series Freddy's Nightmares, which perplexingly lasted two seasons. For this episode, we'll be giving our thoughts on the show as a whole and reviewing the last ten episodes, all of which aired in the '90s.
In case you missed our 2022 top ten podcast, here’s a written list of Ken’s top ten films of 2022. For all our lists, click over here.
- Top Gun: Maverick
Top Gun: Maverick is a swift and
Next up on our 2022 wrap-up is Raul, with his top 10 films of the year.
10. Marcel the Shell with Shoes On – dir.Dean Fleischer Camp
A cute stop-motion mockumentary with the most adorable character. Marcel strikes every
Editor’s Note: I know I’m super late with top ten lists this year, but life (and COVID) got in the way. Still, I wanted the team to get their top movies of 2022 out there so hey, better late than never right?
This week, Adam and Kevin talk about two newly released horror titles, Sick and Skinamarink. Other films discussed include White Noise, The Vagrant, The Fire of Love, Deadly Friend, and Wildcat.
It's that time of year again for another made for TV Christmas and we brought with us four more made for TV gems including A Holiday to Remember, Mrs. Santa Claus, A Holiday for Love, and Dear Santa.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Steven Spielberg's The Fabelmans and talk about some other stuff including Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio and Time to Love.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the psychological thriller Nanny, and talk about some other stuff including This Gun for Hire, Quick Change, Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, and Blood Delirium.
The '90s was a fantastic decade if you're into movies involving American presidents as it brought a slew of titles on the subject. This month, we'll be taking a look at four of them including Dave, The American President, Canadian Bacon, and Air Force One.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Park Chan-wook's latest, Decision to Leave, and talk about some other stuff including Triangle of Sadness, Hardcore, Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, and A Christmas Story Christmas.
This week, Adam and Kevin review The Wonder, now available on Netflix, along with some other stuff including Smile, Trees Lounge, Hell High, and Force of Evil.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at Don't Worry Darling, available now on HBO Max, and some other stuff including Sole Survivor, Psychos in Love, The Sentinel, Mandrake, See How They Run, and Superior.
Martin McDonagh’s latest film, crafted from his established, pitch-black sense of humor, is the anti-buddy comedy. Banshees of Inisherin is a “hangout” movie where — rather than focusing on the experiential deepening of a friendship — the sudden, dramatic, seemingly sporadic dissolving
In the third chapter of Andreas Malm’s controversial political call to activism, How to Blow Up a Pipeline: Learning to Fight in a World on Fire, the ecology professor and environmental activist rails against the prevalent fatalism and “doomerism” that spreads among
Sifting through the tender memories of his youth, Steven Spielberg has lovingly crafted his personal celebration of the indelible power movies have over us in that signature, sentimental register that the veteran director has perfected over the course of his career. Using
Henry Selick’s long-gestating follow-up project to the acclaimed Coraline (2009), his first and only directorial effort with Laika Studios before departing over contractual negotiations, was ostensibly accepted as a permanent resident of development hell. Not through a lack of trying, the Nightmare
Pearl
Directed by Ti West
Runtime 102 Mins
Hot off the heels of the generously pastiched X from earlier this year, Ti West’s prequel/followup carves through the scattershot treatment of porno chic for a more grounded and psychologically terrifying character
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the horror film Barbarian, available now on HBO Max. Other titles discussed include Slayers, Trancers, Amityville 1992: It's About Time, Night of the Living Dead, and Amityville: A New Generation.
In this month's Halloween special, Adam and Ken take a look at just four of the many Stephen King adaptations throughout the decade including Misery, Sleepwalkers, The Dark Half, and The Mangler.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Ti West's X prequel Pearl, along with discussing some other titles including Sometimes They Come Back, The Hidden, V/H/S/99, and Ticket to Paradise.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the final entry in the new Halloween trilogy, Halloween Ends. Other titles discussed include Three Thousand Years of Longing, The Church, Old Man, and The Company of Wolves.
This week, Adam and Kevin welcome spooky season with two reviews- Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon and Hellraiser (2022). Other titles discussed include Absentia, Everyone Will Burn, Antlers, The Third Saturday in October Part V, and The Snare.
This month, we conclude our Eerie, Indiana retrospective by discussing the final nine episodes along with a brief look at the second series, Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension.
This week, Adam and Kevin begin their coverage of Austin's Fantastic Fest with a review of Shin Ultraman, one of their most anticipated movies of the year. Other titles discussed include A Life on the Farm, A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy’s Revenge, Bad City, House on Haunted Hill, Deep Fear, and Bodies Bodies Bodies.
This review is spoiler free, but does contain information regarding the cast members, the location, the time period and the main character’s occupation. No major plot points are revealed.
The central metaphor of the “Glass Onion,” a layered object which nevertheless has
I Like Movies
Directed by Chandler Levack
Runtime 99 Mins
A bittersweet slice of Millennial nostalgia for the Canadian cinephile writing this, Chandler Levack’s debut feature is a tenderly cynical portrait of a movie-obsessed outcast allowing his toxic tendencies to
This week, Adam and Kevin review the badass African Western horror hybrid Saloum, along with some other stuff including Horror in the High Desert, He's Watching, Tourist Trap, Confess, Fletch, The Gate, and Speak No Evil.
Here's part 1 of our Tiff review roundup including SICK, FIXATION, VENUS, and DE HUMANI CORPORIS FABRICA.
There is a turning-point-type moment in the supposedly subversive, queer romcom Bros that will serve as a breaking point for audiences as to whether they find its brand of righteous, confrontational humor either endearing and funny or obnoxious and self-praising. It is
The parodic deathblow dealt to the musician biopic subgenre, courtesy of Jake Kasdan’s Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story, has left subsequent genre entries with an unfortunate prospect: either reinvent the formula entirely or suffer under the weight of your own generic
Considering the blunt imagery that the phrase “eat the rich” conjures in one’s mind, is it even possible for a satire that takes this sentiment as its main comedic driving force to be subtle anymore? Or more to the point, should it
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the indie comedy Funny Pages, out now on VOD platforms. Other titles discussed include Outbreak, Amityville: Dollhouse, The Final Destination, Watcher, Damnation, and A Nightmare on Elm Street.
This month we begin a two-part retrospective of the cult classic TV series Eerie, Indiana, one of the decade's most underrated shows.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the dark supernatural horror movie The Innocents, available now on Shudder, along with some other stuff including Carter, The Borderlands, Bullet Train, A Feast of Man, Day Shift, Vengeance, Spin Me Round, and Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at Prey, available now on Hulu, along with some other stuff including The Reef: Stalked, Blue Collar, The Card Counter, and What Josiah Saw.
Montreal’s Fantasia Festival is wrapping up its 2022 edition and they’ve once again outdone themselves with such an eclectic and well-crafted lineup. In addition to this week’s podcast which just dropped, below you’ll find the next batch of titles
Ribbon is the COVID-anxiety drama that uses the plot device of getting too close for comfort effectively.
This week, Adam and Kevin head back to Montreal for more coverage of Fantasia 2022 with reviews of two absurdist comedies, Incredible But True and Country Gold. Other titles discussed include Sense and Sensibility, Dark Glasses, When a Stranger Calls, What to do With The Dead Kaiju, Prince of Darkness, Next Sohee, The Killer, Special Delivery, and Glorious.
Although Fantasia Fest may be in its final stretch there are still a bunch of great titles screening, three of which are Next Sohee (winner of Best Director July Jung), Country Gold, and The Killer.
Take a look below for my thoughts
The '90s had a slew of alien invasion movies and this month we take a look at four titles including Fire in the Sky, The Puppet Masters, Mars Attacks!, and Galaxy Quest.
Lesson in Murder is a slickly executed, twisty serial killer drama that occasionally forgets where its strengths are.
Any movie aiming to dramatize the laborious nature of film production inevitably strikes upon the same universally accepted truism about the onerous process that has brought many a film crew to the point of despair. For those with any production experience, it
This week, Adam and Kevin review Jordan Peele's Nope, and talk about some other stuff including Next Door, Logan's Run, Dark Nature, Final Destination 3, We Might As Well Be Dead, and Event Horizon.
This year’s Fantasia Festival is still chugging along in its second week and today the award winners have been announced. Karim Ouelhaj‘s Megalomaniac picked up Best Feature, with July Jung winning Best Director for Next Sohee.
Take a look below for the
Montreal’s Fantasia Festival is officially underway and although we’re only finishing up the first week, I already caught a handful of discussion-worthy titles. Below you’ll find my thoughts about the South Korean dark comedy Next Door, the wilderness horror
This week, Adam and Kevin begin their coverage of this year's Fantasia Festival in Montreal with reviews of the Dutch horror film Moloch and the South Korean action flick The Roundup. Other titles discussed include RRR, Thor: Love and Thunder, The Hand of God, The Flying Luna Clipper, The Bob’s Burgers Movie, The Black Phone, Lady Street Fighter, Run Coyote Run, and The Dark Backward.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the found footage horror movie Incantation, out now on Netflix, along with some other stuff including The Princess, Independence Day, Student Bodies, Fire in the Sky, and I Still Know What You Did Last Summer.
Montreal’s Fantasia Festival has rapidly become one of my all-time favorite film festivals, so much so that it’s brought me out of a writing hiatus to bring you five titles I’m most excited for. Narrowing this down to just ten has been
This month, we'll be reviewing four movies adapted from popular comic strips including Dick Tracy, The Addams Family, Dennis the Menace, and The Phantom.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at Peter Strickland's latest, Flux Gourmet, along with some other stuff including Crimes of the Future, Unbreakable, Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe, The Incredible Melting Man, Cruella, and Abandoned.
With six Academy Award nominations for visual effects, including two wins (Jurassic Park, Return of the Jedi), it’s safe to call Phil Tippett an animation legend. Mad God is Tippett’s passion project, made up entirely of traditional, stop-motion animation and creature fabrication.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the stop motion horror film Mad God, and talk about some other stuff including The Happening, Spiderhead, Tiebreaker, and Jerry & Marge Go Large.