Excessive doesn’t begin to describe Why Don’t You Play In Hell?, Japanese director Sion Sono’s action comedy that focuses on two gangsters and an aspiring direc...
Conceived by Ant Timpson, and produced by Drafthouse Films and Magnet Releasing, the ambitious horror anthology ABCs of Death featured 26 shorts from both unkno...
Shirley MacLaine and Christopher Plummer have over five decades of film work to their names, and neither one of them shows any sign of slowing down. In the ...
In 2012, Taiwanese documentary filmmaker Chang Jung-chi made his narrative feature debut with Touch of Light. The first time effort paid off, as the drama, whic...
In 2010, Mark Hartley followed up his tribute to Australia’s trashy film past Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation with Machete Maidens U...
I don’t remember much about Cabin Fever, the 2002 film that put writer/director Eli Roth on the map. Twelve years after watching it in theaters, I can’t for the...
Blumhouse Productions has become a horror powerhouse with its many popular and expansive titles, ranging from the ever-growing Paranormal Activity series to the...
Hong Kong horror has produced few figures more memorable than that of the hopping vampire. While its origins are rooted in folklore, it attained novelty status ...
The high profile case surrounding gangster James “Whitey” Bulger is so astounding, it’s no wonder Hollywood jumped at the chance to make a film about it. It...
Filmmaker Alex de la Iglesia’s horror comedy Witching and Bitching was a certified hit in his native country of Spain and a stand-out selection at TIFF’s Mi...
