Everyone is familiar with loneliness to a certain degree, which makes Nikole Beckwith’s Together…
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Beast Beast is an admirable and sobering look at teenage life in the United…
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Gavin Brivik on the Process and Challenges of Scoring ‘Wild Indian’ – Exclusive Interview
Rising film composer Gavin Brivik dives into the making of the Sundance 2021 breakout hit, ‘Wild Indian’.
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Carlson Young on the Inspirations Behind Her Feature Debut, ‘The Blazing World’ – Exclusive Interview
We sit down with actress-turned-director Carlson Young to talk ‘The Blazing World’ and the many Horror films that inspired her.
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Revamping the Werewolf with ‘Eight for Silver’ Director Sean Ellis – Exclusive Interview
Filmmaker Sean Ellis takes us behind the scenes of ‘Eight for Silver’ and how he brought new life to the Werewolf mythos.
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‘On the Count of Three’ Review – About as Dark and Funny as Comedy Can Get | Sundance 2021
On the Count of Three is a must-see just from the premise alone: Two…
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‘How It Ends’ is another pandemic-inspired dark comedy, but this time full with celebrity cameos. This will surely age well!
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‘Prisoners of the Ghostland’ Review – Pure Cinema Fueled by Nicolas Cage | Sundance 2021
Profound Japanese filmmaker Sion Sono makes his English debut with Prisoners of the Ghostland…
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‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Review – A Powerful and Uncompromising Portrait of a Revolutionary
Judas and the Black Messiah isn’t one to mince words or dabble in metaphors…
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Rebecca Hall’s directorial debut, ‘Passing’ is carried by two strong performances, but it feels like something is missing.
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