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Pixie by Matt Weiner There was a time in the late 90s when you couldn’t go six months without a quippy crime comedy that was obviously pitched as “Pulp Fiction,…read more →
Coming 2 America by George Wolf A quip about unnecessary sequels is just one of…read more →
Raya and the Last Dragon by Hope Madden and George Wolf Disney was looking to…read more →
Lucky by George Wolf Lucky takes a well-known horror trope - the masked killer whose…read more →
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Pixie by Matt Weiner There was a time in the late 90s when you couldn’t go six months without a quippy crime comedy that was obviously pitched as “Pulp Fiction,…read more →
Keep an Eye Out by Hope Madden If there is one filmmaker whose movies resist summarization, it’s Quentin Dupieux. I have tried (Deerskin, Wrong). His latest, Keep an Eye Out,…read more →
Coming 2 America by George Wolf A quip about unnecessary sequels is just one of several “wink-wink” gags you’ll find running throughout Coming 2 America. And though the original was…read more →
Boogie by George Wolf What’s the greatest moment in Asian-American history? According to Alfred “Boogie” Chin’s father, it’s Micheal Chang’s upset of Ivan Lendl in the 1989 French Open final.…read more →
Dreamcatcher by Brandon Thomas The music world and the horror world have a simpatico relationship. The Rocky Horror Picture Show and The Phantom of the Paradise are quintessential cool horror…read more →
Son by Hope Madden Back in 2014, Irish filmmaker Ivan Kavanagh wondered what to do about a dad who may be his son’s only salvation, or may be his one…read more →
Raya and the Last Dragon by Hope Madden and George Wolf Disney was looking to do something different. Well, it’s still a princess, unfortunately, so not that different. But Raya…read more →
Lucky by George Wolf Lucky takes a well-known horror trope – the masked killer whose “dead” body vanishes when you turn your back – and puts it in a freshly…read more →
Sometime Other than Now by Rachel Willis Opening on a man sprawled on the beach, a crashed motorcycle and a wallet floating into the ocean, Sometime Other Than Now is…read more →
Dementer by Hope Madden Authenticity is certainly the main differentiator between Chad Crawford Kinkle’s latest horror and others of the genre. It’s been eight years since the filmmaker released his…read more →