Several distribution companies try to help making self-isolation somewhat more bearable in the coming weeks by streaming titles for free. Today a new title got added, and it’s such a fun one that I want to point it out here: the 50-minute documentary Xangadix Lives!, about a bizarre Dutch horror film from 1992 called The […]

Sparks of joy on the indie-film front are always welcome. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com…] Go to Source Author:

Melvil Poupaud, Denis Ménochet and Swann Arlaud lead the cast in François Ozon’s drama, drawn from real-life experiences of childhood abuse. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com…] Go to Source Author:

Between 1987 and 1994, the late venerated Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami released three films that would serve not only as personal commentaries on life in his home territory of Koker, but also as examinations of how an artist’s ongoing work can and does relate to the work produced prior.  The resulting series, which has come to […]

In Lorcan Finnegan’s Vivarium, which world premiered at last year’s Critics’ Week (parallel section of the Cannes Film Festival), a young couple is looking forward to take the next step in their relationship: get their own home. Guided by an unequivocally weird estate agent named Martin (Jonathan Aris), school teacher Gemma (Imogen Poots) and school […]

Once again we have something that is supposed to be wholesome and great for children gone completely horrific. Cue Evil Little Things from Matt Green, an evil doll horror anthology written by Yasmin Bakhtiari and Nancy Knight.   Uncork’d Entertainment is going to release Evil Little Things on DVD and Digital on May 12th. They […]

I don’t know if we have reached our limit of nun related horror films but there are still a smack of Catholics out there repressing bad memories of ruler-wielding nuns from Catholic school. That’s a love of untapped fear to exploit.    Writer-director Tommy Faircloth and scream queen Felissa Rose lead the charge in indie […]

Well. This is not how we expected to start our weekend. Lindsay Peters, the executive director of Frontières, has decided to step down from leading the genre industry platform that has helped over five dozen genre films get the resources they need to get made and distributed.      We will let the press release […]

This warmly toned design for Alan Yang’s Netflix debut, Tigertail features lots of negative space and sets a wonderful mood of the freedom of childhood.  It is very similar BLT’s teaser design of Kelly Reichardt’s First Cow; both sans credit block outside the director’s credt. On a personal note, this nearly always a nicer look for […]

Rebecca Hall and Jonathan Pryce star in the upcoming Amazon Prime series, created by Nathaniel Halpern (‘Legion’). [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com…] Go to Source Author:

While the production of films may have stalled out during this time of epidemic once we are all back on our feet there are films yet to be seen and Hugo Cardozo’s Morgue is one of them.    Our friends at the Argentine sales agent FilmSharks have secured more worldwide rights for the surprise Paraguayan […]