Sundance 2022 Review: THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD Draws Thoroughly Modern Julie
Screen Anarchy People. You love them, you hate them. You want to be around them sometimes, you want to be as far away as you can from them, other times.…
Sundance 2022 Review: SOMETHING IN THE DIRT, Rooms Within Rooms of Light and Shadow
Screen Anarchy Isolation can do funny things to the mind. Even if you like spending time alone, isolation, and the silence that comes with it, is something different. Rather than…
Sundance 2022 Review: HATCHING, The Unbearable Weight Of Impossible Eggs-pectation
Screen Anarchy First time feature director Hanna Bergholm goes for broke in Hatching, a standout film in this year’s Sundance Midnight lineup. With a solid selection of thrillers and straight…
Sundance 2022 Review: YOU WON’T BE ALONE, Impressive Malickian Horror
Screen Anarchy If you need any more evidence that the horror genre not only contains multitudes, but also remains incredibly malleable, look no further than writer-director Goran Stolevski’s stunningly realized…
Sundance 2022 Review: FRESH, Exquisitely Refined Culinary Horror
Screen Anarchy Epicurean horror has a long, if not always distinguished history on film, ranging from gnarly, gristly low-budget entries like The Texas Chain Saw Massacre through The Hills Have…
Sundance 2022: Shudder Acquires Midnight Official Selection SPEAK NO EVIL
Screen Anarchy Shudder announced last night that the AMC streaming service has acquired the rights for Christian Tafdrup's psychological thriller Speak No Evil. A Danish family visits a Dutch family…
Sundance 2022 Review: SPEAK NO EVIL, When Being Polite Goes Horribly Wrong
Screen Anarchy Some people - your humble critic included - can find it very difficult to say no in social situations. Extricating oneself from uncomfortable circumstances can be a challenge,…
Review: WARHUNT, World War Horror Badly Undermined By Budget
Screen Anarchy It’s difficult, if not impossible, to go wrong mixing Nazis and zombies (even better, Nazi zombies). Alas, co-writer/director Mauro Borrelli’s World War II-set horror film, Warhunt, dashes those…
SOLOMON KING: Deaf Crocodile to Restore & Re-Release Sal Watt’s Long-Lost Black Urban Crime Flick
Screen Anarchy The folks at Deaf Crocodile, the distribution and restoration company, continue to impress with acquisitions of rare gems and long-lost films. Yesterday they announced that they are restoring…
Now Streaming: SERVANT Reaches For Daylight
Screen Anarchy The new season points in a new direction, maybe. ServantThe 10-episode third season debuts with the first episode today (Friday, January 21), followed by one new episode weekly,…
Blu-ray Review: THE UNHEALER, Retro Teen Horror
Screen Anarchy Any movie that A) you’ve never heard of, and B) shamelessly appropriates the Stranger Things glowing typeface for its logo ought to be a red flag. Goodness knows that…
NIGHTMARE INDUSTRY Filmmakers Invite Italian Horror Fans’ Input on New Doc
Screen Anarchy Do you see yourself as an ultimate fan of Italian horror cinema? Left feeling like no documentaries to date have met your idea of the be all and…