Review: THE POND, One Man’s Descent to Madness or Ascent to Divinity
Screen Anarchy If he wakes up, we will cease to exist. The Pond A day after watching Petar Pasic's debut feature-length film, The Pond, I'm still mulling over its implications. It…
Review: ATTACK OF THE MURDER HORNETS, Deadly Killers Take Flight
Screen Anarchy It may sound like a bad joke, but there's nothing funny about the catastrophic damage the murderous insects could wreak. Attack of the Murder HornetsThe film is now…
Simon Barrett’s SEANCE Heading to Shudder And RLJE Films
Screen Anarchy Well. That was fast. It was only the other week that scribe Simon Barrett had informally announced on his socials that production had wrapped one what we assume…
Simon Boswell Speaks. His New SANTA SANGRE Special Edition Vinyl Release, Working With Masters, Friends And Family
Screen Anarchy Over the years I have had the privilege to be in the same space as composer extraordinare Simon Boswell a few times. Near as I recall the first…
Cult Classics GIANTS & TOYS, OVER THE EDGE, and More Make Blu-ray Debut From Arrow Video This May
Screen Anarchy A GHOST WAITS (US/UK/CAN) YOU ARE NOT ALONE. An ingeniously unique and unpredictable combo of horror, humour and heart, A Ghost Waits is a DIY labour of love years in…
Friday One Sheet: THE AMUSEMENT PARK
Screen Anarchy This surreal poster from designer Aleksander Walijewski echoes the strange feeling of getting a 'new' George A. Romero film nearly four years after the maestro's passing. The film…
Slamdance 2021 Review: A BLACK RIFT BEGINS TO YAWN, Pensive Cosmic Horror
Screen Anarchy Laura and Lara are investigating a set of cassette tapes left behind by a former now deceased professor. The tapes are said to contain recordings of strange signals…
Review: UN FILM DRAMATIQUE, A Beautiful Experiment in Film Subjects as Filmmakers
Screen Anarchy Éric Baudelaire, a French visual artist and filmmaker (Letters to Max, Anabasis of May and Fusako Shigenobu, Masao Adachi, and 27 Years Without Images), was commissioned to do…
Branko Tomovic debuts as a director with Vampir
Screen Anarchy "Vampir is inspired by the real vampire cases that occurred in Serbia in the early 1700s. Those were the origin of vampires. Though our film is set in modern…
Review: BILLIE EILISH: THE WORLD’S A LITTLE BLURRY, How to Remain Independent
Screen Anarchy Is there a bad guy in the pop star's life? And why should indie film fans care? Billie Eilish: The World's a Little BlurryThe film opens in select…
Now Streaming: AUDIO GUIDE, Free To Watch Until March 10th
Screen Anarchy Australian director Chris Elena's short Audio Guide may only be 14 minutes long, but rest assured it will stick with you for a lot longer than that. Its…
WEREWOLVES WITHIN: IFC Films Acquires New Film From SCARE ME’s Josh Ruben
Screen Anarchy IFC Films have announced that they have picked up the North American rights for Werewolves Within the new film from Scare Me's Josh Ruben. Based off of the virtual…