Koala Man Showrunners Flex Their Creative Muscles in Hulu’s New Animated Comedy
Dan Hernandez and Benji Samit are showing off their creative superpowers this week. The ambitious showrunners of Koala Man, their new animated comedy series from creator Michael Cusack (YOLO: Crystal Fantasy), just dropped on Hulu. Quirky and free-spirited, the show…
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Cloverfield 2 Original Pitch Was Very Different To The Upcoming Sequel
Home Movie News Cloverfield 2 Original Pitch Was Very Different To The Upcoming Sequel Cloverfield director Matt Reeves opens up about his original ideas for a sequel to the 2008 monster movie, which includes a new found footage story. Cloverfield…
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“We Needed To Embrace a Certain Amount of Ugliness”: DP Dustin Lane on Sometimes I Think About Dying
Sometimes I Think About Dying, courtesy of Sundance Institute. Daisy Ridley stars in Sometimes I Think About Dying, directed by Rachel Lambert and co-written by Kevin Armento, Stefanie Abel Horowitz and Katy Wright-Mead. Ridley plays Fran, an office worker who,…
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A Creative But Aimless Midnight Movie
All Jacked Up and Full of Worms is the combination of weird and transgressive that feels as wrong to be watching alone as it does in the company of others — it's a true midnight movie. The primary emotional responses…
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Anna Kendrick Shows a New Side of Herself
When you hear “thriller” used to describe a film, what typically comes to mind? A heist of some sort? Car chase? Murder? Maybe some screaming matches thrown in for good measure? Those are all some quick and easy ways in…
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There’s Something Wrong with the Children’s Alisha Wainwright Talks Starring in the New Psychological Thriller
There's Something Wrong with the Children, the new supernatural thriller from Blumhouse, follows Margaret (Alisha Wainwright, Raising Dion) and Ben (Zach Gilford, The Purge: Anarchy) as they spend the weekend at a cabin with their longtime friends Ellie (Amanda Crew,…
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“A Foray Into the Heart of Different Family Dynamics”: Editor Anouk Deschênes on The Longest Goodbye
The Longest Goodbye. Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls) While the prospect of traveling on a years-long expedition to Mars might seem like an alien scenario to most, Ido Mizrahy’s documentary The Longest Goodbye argues that we may have more in common…
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Jennifer Lopez Brings Fun to Action-Packed Rom-Com
Home Movie Reviews ‘Shotgun Wedding’ Review: Jennifer Lopez Brings Fun to Matrimonial Chaos With Action-Packed Rom-Com 'Shotgun Wedding' might be a bit formulaic and have some pacing issues, but Jennifer Lopez, Josh Duhamel, and a great supporting cast make it…
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Damien Chazelle’s Latest Is An Overlong, Overstuffed, Derivative Mess
It feels like the skeleton key to Damien Chazelle’s “Babylon” is a line late in the film, when fallen star Jack Conrad (Brad Pitt) despairs of his latest picture, “It’s shit. A giant swing at mediocrity.” One gets a sense…
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Seriously Dark Trailer for Part 3 of the Final Season of ATTACK ON TITAN — GeekTyrant
The hit anime series Attack on Titan is coming to an end with the upcoming third part of the final season, and to prepare fans for what’s coming, we’ve got a trailer here for you to watch. As you’ll see,…
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Sundance 2023: ‘Radical’- Film Review
Sundance 2023 Premieres Selection “Radical” In the real world, educators rarely get the respect their profession deserves. Struggles against oppressive societies and inexcusably low budgets and salaries make the job of teachers a difficult and commendable one. Christopher Zalla’s “Radical”…
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Public Domain Day – 2023
One of the more wholesome ways to mark the start of a new year is to flip through the freshly minted offerings of the public domain canon, those films, books, recordings, etc. that have been around so long that even…
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