THE SEEDING: a Twisted Wendy and Her Lost Boys
An act of kindness leads to a bizarre captivity for a photographer in the desert.
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Film Festivals
Review from Tribeca: STAN LEE a Poignant Profile of “The Man”
A new doc about Stan Lee tells us a story of the meteoric rise (and ego) of the man who made Marvel.
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Review: WILLIAM Is More Than a Science Experiment
It’s another movie that asks not if we CAN do something, but if we SHOULD do it…and it does it very effectively.
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SOMETHING ELSE Delivers Just That at Tribeca
When Abby disappears, Hank starts seeing a monster. Or does he? Is it something else? Is he losing his mind? An effective horror entry at Tribeca.
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ONLY Premieres at Tribeca to Raves
Takashi Doscher delivers a disturbing apocalyptic future in which women are an endagered group; Will fights to keep Eva alive while they struggle to remain a couple.
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DEPRAVED: A New Frankenstein Monster Can’t Get Off the Table
Premiering at the IFC Center’s What the Fest?! event, DEPRAVED is the latest take on Frankenstein’s Monster.
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The Women of THE WIND Will Blow You Away
THE WIND may be set in the wide open spaces, but the story’s claustrophobia only adds to the tension in this period thriller.
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What the Fest!? Returns For Year Two
The IFC Center is about to be taken over by quite a few people saying What The Fest?!
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Two More Days for SF&F Film Festival
Filmmakers – the deadline for the 13th Annual Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival is nigh!
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Sony Prepares A Close Encounter Of The 40th Anniversary Kind
Sony prepares a 4K restoration of the OTHER classic SciFi movie released in 1977 – CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND, complete with a Venice Film Festival premiere and week long US theatrical re-release.
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2017 Saturn Award Winners Announced
Stars both literal and figurative came out to celebrate the Saturn Awards on Wednesday, June 28, 2017.
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Film Review: IT STAINS THE SANDS RED Flips Script On Zombie Flicks (LAFF 2017)
From the Los Angeles Film Festival: IT STAINS THE SANDS RED, a zombie flick that turns in a pretty decent zombie story.
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Film Review: Aubrey Plaza’s THE LITTLE HOURS Is An Absurd Delight (LAFF 2017)
The Little Hours (2017) Written by Jeff Baena Directed by Jeff Baena Produced by Elizabeth Destro and Aubrey Plaza 1
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Film Review: We Need to Talk About MY FRIEND DAHMER (LAFF 2017)
My Friend Dahmer (2017) Written by Marc Meyers (based on the graphic novel My Friend Dahmer by Derf Backderf) Directed by
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Film Review: THE FEMALE BRAIN Is A Great Sci-Rom-Com (LAFF 2017)
From the LA Film Festival: How does a woman’s brain work? How does a woman’s brain work when studying the brains of other couples to figure out relationships? Inquiring minds want to know about THE FEMALE BRAIN.
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