Film

Canadian director Bruce McDonald serves up a beautifully imagined and gorgeously realized offering with his latest film, the genre-blending Dreamland. With its story of two very different men who look hauntingly alike and an act of violence that causes them ...

When David C. Hayes’ indie black-and-white graphic novel Rottentail was first unleashed on an unsuspecting public back in 2005, no one expected it to attain the immense and lasting popularity it has since enjoyed. But here we are fourteen years ...

“There are all sorts of things that scare us. The dead scare us, for one day we will be dead like them. The dark scares us, for we don’t know what is waiting in the dark.” – Alvin Schwartz, “Boo ...

Independently distributed by writer, director, editor, and co-producer Meir Zarchi in 1978, Day of the Woman drew little attention on its limited rural drive-in circuit run. Zarchi pulled it due to hardly making anything back on the marketing costs, and ...

1980 was a pivotal year for New York City. It hosted the Democratic National Convention, flooding the city with thousands of tourists. New construction was also beginning to change the landscape and attract young people back after decades of abandonment. ...

Part 1: Just as a Sigh Upon Their Desire There was something about it that made it different. Something about her. Sexy, sure, but it went beyond that. Alluring. Like a smooth cocktail lounge tune accompanying you on a breezy ...

Fearless Fagan tells the story of a young lion working steadily at a travelling circus that suddenly has his life turned around when he has to join the army with his master and best friend Floyd Hilstown (Carleton Carpenter). This ...

Disc Details Scream Factory, 2019. Region A. Feature: 78 mins. Aspect ratio 1.33:1. Previous Region A/Region 1 Disc Editions Warner. 2005. DVD. (A double feature with I Walked with a Zombie.) The Movie The Body Snatcher is the penultimate film ...

Part 1: A Pagan Past There is a moment in Danish filmmaker Carl Theodor Dreyer’s Vampyr, an unimportant throw-away couple of seconds, where the nominal hero of the story catches sight of a couple of shadows, shadows with no physical ...

It’s that time of year again where tradition dictates that British Bank Holiday television will be awash with screenings of Carry On Films, and On the Buses. It’s a bizarre tradition when you think about it given how strange and ...