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In the new satirical comedy The Menu, director Mark Mylod (TV's Succession) and screenwriters Seth Reiss and Will Tracy (former writers at The Onion) use the world of food, foodies, critics, and chefs to skewer the soul-sucking relationship between those who take and those who  ...

You’ve probably never seen blood lust like this before! Opening with an over-the-top televised gladiator battle in which a prisoner fights against an armored soldier for his freedom (and loses), Arena Wars is, in fact, the best Mahal Empire release yet.  It is charged with social commentary in which capitalism is put on notice, a robust ...

“You said you checked his pulse!” Opening with a wickedly bizarre incantation of sorts, Cold Blows The Wind, a new crime thriller from writer/director Eric Williford, begins most unsettling as the ceremonial chanting against a montage of all sorts of wrong between a married couple ushers in ...

“You will never be a true clown!” Make no mistake about it, Apocalypse Clown is going to be a cult classic. It’s deranged and barking mad, but the comedy is classic as a band of outcast clowns deliver laughs at the end of the world ...

Written by Paul Thomas and directed by Chris Cronin, The Moor is folk horror at its finest. This is an atmospheric film which takes its time in its handling of suspense and lets the grief gather in the gloom as if it were the fog which clings to the bleak landscape of this historic county  ...

Opening with some sexy vampires who are down to fang, Insane Like Me sets up quite the conundrum for a combat veteran who is returning home after a tour of duty overseas.  It seems his girlfriend, who is pregnant, has thrown a party for him in a location which - as we are informed through  ...

Opening with a wild animated sequence in which an unknown spacecraft escapes pursuit by other space invaders, Invaders from Proxima B attempts the most perilous task of being a lovable indie film for both kids and adults alike. It mostly succeeds as Writer/Director Wade Roberts  ...

Because all girls have them.  You know, those platonic male friends where nothing but laughs and support is ever expected.  Maybe a side hug here and there, but no lingering touches.  And definitely no kissing.  No lines are ever crossed.  It’s a safety net or sorts, but ...

The first few minutes of any horror film are some of the most important. It is here, at the very beginning, where mood is established and tone is orchestrated; elements that can sink films if not done correctly. The artists - which includes cinematographer Stephen  ...

It’s ladies night. Ghouls and Boils! Time to bring home the skanky bacon! Full of some frightfully twisted stories, Realm of Shadows tackles the dark side of all our human emotions and presents them with a supernaturally steely-eyed response in ...