Screen Anarchy Why so obsessed? ChloeThe six-episode series debuts globally today on Prime Video. A young woman named Becky Green (Erin Doherty) starts her day like any other, checking messages,…
Screen Anarchy This rough and tumble design for Kirsten Carthew's eco-action 'raised by bears' picture exudes all kinds of gritty energy. The muted high-grain image centers on lead Viva Lee…
Screen Anarchy I’m having a really hard time with Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis. I would like to apologize in advance for my own personal biases leaking into this review, but with…
Screen Anarchy It’s 1978 and someone is abducting teenage boys in the suburbs of Denver. The police have no leads, no bodies, and no hope. When Finney (Mason Thames) disappears,…
Screen Anarchy In the enigmatically titled Dawn Breaks Behind the Eyes (Hinter den Augen die Dämmerung), Austrian-Sri Lankan filmmaker Kevin Kopacka’s (Hager, Timea, Hades) elegantly directed, impressively realized, ultra-stylish homage…
Screen Anarchy Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger were one of the best directing duos of the 20th century; their varied output included comedies, drama, war stories, and a few musicals.…
Screen Anarchy The emerging Greek director Christos Nikou is the latest guardian to keep the flame of Greek New Wave cinematic oddities smoldering. Nine years after Yorgos Lanthimos' remarkable Alps…
Screen Anarchy Horror movies featuring a special emphasis on food and food-related issues have been in plentiful supply the last few years. The Platform (2020) and The Feast (2021) both…
Screen Anarchy British director Peter Strickland evokes his chamber sonic horror Berberian Sound Studio in his latest work. Flux Gourmet pushes the envelope further into an absurdist direction, marking his most hilarious…
Screen Anarchy “I do wonder sometimes if you are perpetuating an archetype of epicurean toxicity with all this culinary hysteria.” That arch line of dialogue can, and perhaps should, act…
Screen Anarchy Time to start gearing up that Sitges promotion machine! The Sitges - International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia has unveiled this year's poster design, inspired by the 1982…
Screen Anarchy Once upon a time, it was perfectly acceptable to leave your child home alone. Panda! Go, Panda!The film is now available on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital via GKids.…
