Shelf Pick: Dark Psychological Horror Drama WILD BONES
The new psychological horror film Wild Bones is a manically disorienting, dissociative dance in the vein of genre classics like Repulsion.
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The Nest: Director Sean Durkin on the Power of Carrie Coon, Jude Law’s Big Heart, Smoke-Filled Rooms, and Haunted Houses
We spoke to The Nest director Sean Durkin about the spectacular chemistry between Jude Law and Carrie Coon and how the film walks the line between domestic drama and full-blown horror movie.
No-Budget Nightmares #121: Sudden Fury
We’ve got another No-Budget Nightmares Patreon request episode – and this one is a doozy. 1997’s SUDDEN FURY is full of explosions, full-body burns, gore, and incomprehensible accents.
Trespass Against Us: Director Adam Smith on Fassbender, Gleeson, The Chemical Brothers, and Doctor Who
Director Adam Smith on his debut feature Trespass Against Us, working with Michael Fassbender and Brendan Gleeson, the film's Chemical Brothers score, and Doctor Who!
The Crown Review
If you want some intrigue, good acting, or maybe even just to brush up on your history with an undeniably compelling series, The Crown might just suit you
The Weight of The Crown: Jared Harris Interview
Jared Harris talks playing King George VI, scratching royal backsides, playing dead, and Netflix's new drama series The Crown.
TAD 2016: Under the Shadow Review
Under the Shadow is a spectacular and genuinely frightening debut feature from writer/director Babak Anvari.
Kilo Two Bravo Review
Less a war film than a story about what war is really like, Kilo Two Bravo is an astonishing work of both beauty and bravery.
TIFF 2015: Kilo Two Bravo Review
Kilo Two Bravo TIFF 2015 review
New SPECTRE Trailer
A new trailer for James Bond's latest big screen adventure, SPECTRE, has hit the web. Watch it now!
TIFF 2011 Review: Wuthering Heights
Andrea Arnold’s Wuthering Heights is going to anger a lot of people. Which is a shame, because it is brilliant. As an interpretation, not an adaptation, Arnold take a different route, exploring certain themes and characters within the text from a different perspective. And what a perspective – this is raw, gritty, melancholy and visceral in […]
TADFF 2010
Heartless Review
British artist Philip Ridley has only directed three feature films in his career. I must confess that I am not familiar with his first two films, The Reflecting Skin and The Passion of Darkly Noon, but everyone I’ve talked to says they are strange and disturbing experiences. With that in mind, I went into Ridley’s […]
TADFF 2010
Black Death Review
Can I just start by saying how metal that title is? What a rockin’ black metal name for a film. I know, I know, it’s just a synonym for one of history’s most infamous plagues, one which only make our excessive paranoia over swine flu and SARS seem like meagre whining (not to mention that […]
