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‘Still/Born’ body shocker secures deal ahead of Cannes debut

Brandon Christensen’s 'Still/Born', dubbed the “scariest film” by some critics, has secured a deal ahead of its debut at Cannes later this month.

by: Daniel Bennifer

Friday Flicks

‘Buster’s Mal Heart’, ‘Below Her Mouth’, ‘Sleight’

The first feature film from Sarah Adina Smith, 'Buster's Mal Heart' follows the story of an eccentric mountain man on the run.

by: Daniel Bennifer

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

Viola Davis behind new series on police violence in black communities

'Two Sides of the Truth' is Viola Davis’ new production project for TV One, a true crime series focusing on police violence in black communities.

by: Katy Cole

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

Sion Sono signs deal with Amazon for ‘Tokyo Vampire Hotel’

Amazon Prime Video will be streaming all nine episodes of Sion Sono’s upcoming series 'Tokyo Vampire Hotel' exclusively in Japan this June.

by: Daniel Bennifer

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

“Come play with us!” Must-see films at the Overlook Film Festival

Heading to the first-ever Overlook Film Festival at the Timberline Lodge in Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon? You’re in for one hell of an event!

by: Daniel Bennifer

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

To celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, HBO has announced it will premiere three short films from emerging directors from May 1, 2017.

Find out how HBO is celebrating Asian Pacific Heritage Month

To celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, HBO has announced it will premiere three short films from emerging directors on May 1, 2017.

by: Daniel Bennifer

Friday Flicks

‘Free Fire’, ‘Somewhere Beautiful’, ‘The Student’

Set in Boston, 'Free Fire' was directed by Ben Wheatley. A brokered meeting between two Irishmen and a gang selling a stash of guns goes awry.

by: Daniel Bennifer

News / Our Obsessions

Akiva Goldsman’s horror-thriller ‘Stephanie’ to premiere at Overlook Film Festival

Oregon's Overlook Film Festival in Mt. Hood National Forest will play host to Akiva Goldsman's hot new horror-thriller 'Stephanie'.

by: Daniel Bennifer

News / Our Obsessions

See Bryan Cranston lose it next month in ‘Wakefield’

Do you have a huge Bryan Cranston gap in your life since Breaking Bad came to an end? In May, his new movie 'Wakefield' hits theaters – and it’s a doozy.

by: Daniel Bennifer

News / Our Obsessions

Criterion Collection July 2017 line-up: ‘Lost in America’ and ‘Stalker’

Film aficionados have a lot to look forward to over the next few months as the Criterion Collection continues to expand with new titles.

by: Daniel Bennifer