When Paramount got its first glimpse of a cut of “Event Horizon” in 1997, some studio executives thought director Paul WS Anderson had made a film so disturbing it slandered outer space itself. “Somebody actually said to me, ‘We’re the studio that makes Star Trek! ‘” Anderson recalled with aRead More →
The 19th annual Atlanta Underground Film Festival is set to return to the city for its in-person celebration scheduled for August 19-21, with an online program running throughout, ending August 26. There’s a spectacular lineup that shines with foresight, with shorts and features on offer at the iconic RoleCall TheaterRead More →
New US Trailer For Pagan Folk Horror Movie ‘Jikirag’ Made In Canada by Alex Billington August 8, 2022Source: Youtube “We took an oath. Why did she drop the words.” Vertical Entertainment has unveiled an official US trailer for an indie horror film from Canada titled Jikirag, the feature debut fromRead More →
Spoiler alert! The following post covers important plot points and the ending of the new “Resurrection” movie, so beware if you haven’t seen it yet. “Resurrection” plays it pretty simply as a psychological thriller until it hits the baked bun. No, for real, there’s a baby baked in a stovetopRead More →
Renovation work is planned at what is believed to be the only remaining Endicott Johnson shoe manufacturing structure in the village of Endicott. The six-story building at the corner of Oak Hill Avenue and Clark Street was acquired by IBM more than 50 years ago. It was one of manyRead More →
FRAMINGHAM — Growing up in Framingham, Ethan Charles and Caleb Spilios bonded over a shared love of sci-fi and horror movies. Now 21, they present their own film, ‘Blood Moon’, at noon Sunday at Maynard’s Fine Arts Theater Place. After:Thriller and mystery filmed in Natick In the film, an otherwiseRead More →
Bart Walker, a veteran independent film actor who is best known for his long tenure at ICM Partners, joins Gersh as a partner. Based in the agency’s New York office, Walker brings with him a long list of film, television and stage talent, including David Byrne, Lisa Cholodenko, Sofia Coppola,Read More →
Although they both had impressive filmographies at a young age, neither Maria Bakalova nor Amandla Stenberg had appeared in a horror movie before. That all changes with the August 5 release of “Bodies Bodies Bodies,” a clever and funny slasher flick from A24 in which a group of enemy friendsRead More →
Mitch Oliver and Jesse Sawitsky are the minds behind the Saskatchewan-made horror short. (Submitted) A horror film made in Saskatchewan is attracting attention in Hollywood. The 14-minute short film “The Druid’s Hand” has been chosen to screen at LA Screamfest, which runs from October 11-20 at the TCL Chinese 6Read More →
Prides Corner Drive-In in Westbrook presents a gory triple-movie this weekend. Ben McCanna / Personal Photographer It takes a lot to bring me back to a movie theater these days. It’s a phrase I never imagined I’d write – or even think – for most of my life as aRead More →
The Mega Millions jackpot has reached over $1.02 billion. But not all winners win the same pot; depending on the state you live in, you may be subject to higher state taxes. Friday’s drawing is the third largest Mega Millions jackpots all time. Although lottery jackpots are often split byRead More →
Margaret Bodde is the executive director of The Film Foundation, the non-profit organization created by Martin Scorsese in 1990 and dedicated to the preservation and protection of motion picture films. Working in partnership with archives and studios, TFF has preserved and restored more than 925 films, including 49 restorations fromRead More →
UCLA School of Theatre, Film and Television (UCLA TFT) Acting Dean Brian Kite and Theater Department Chair J. Ed Araiza today announced that the multi-hyphenated storyteller and educator Jennifer Chang joined the school as an associate professor on July 1, 2022 and will begin teaching this fall. “Dean Kite, theRead More →
article Rebecca Hall appears in Andrew Semans’ “Resurrection,” an Official Selection in the Premieres section of the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Wyatt Garfield. Chicago – Editor’s Note: This review was originally published as part of our sundance film festival 2022 cover on FebruaryRead More →
RLJE Films, the business unit of AMC Networks, and its horror-centric streaming service Shudder have acquired the North American rights to The lairthe next horror movie Neil Marshall, from Highland Film Group and its announced release date. Originally reported by Deadline, the director’s latest horror release from 2005 Lowering willRead More →
A24 officially extends the X universe with a new prequel to the horror lineup. The production studio reunited director Ti West with Mia Goth with the launch of his new trailer for pearl. Mia Goth returns to the main cast along with David Corenswet, Tandi Wright, Matthew Sunderland and EmmaRead More →
Several tribal officials have agreed to fund a settlement worth $39 million to resolve claims of trying to circumvent loan laws. The settlement benefits consumers who obtained a loan from Golden Valley, Silver Cloud or Majestic Lake at any time or those who obtained a loan from Mountain Summit beforeRead More →
How much a typical consumer pays to borrow small amounts of money — and whether that person is likely to be able to repay that loan within the specified time frame — differs significantly from state to state. This variation largely results from whether or not state regulations limit theRead More →
Jordan Peele continues to prove himself as a filmmaker who comes up with original ideas that score big at the box office. The opening weekend of Nope took in $44 million at the domestic box office before heading to the rest of the world on August 12. Although slightly lowerRead More →
From the Director of ‘Sharknado’ – ‘Nix’ Monster Horror Movie Trailer by Alex Billington July 22, 2022Source: Youtube “We let our imagination take over us.” 1091 Pictures has revealed an official trailer for an indie horror creature feature titled Nothing, the latest from a genre filmmaker named Anthony C. Ferrante.Read More →
Jordan Peele is known for serving up his horror with a side of equally engrossing and puzzling social commentary — and his third feature-length directing effort, “No,” is no exception. Having built up a passionate fanbase since his Oscar-winning directorial debut “Get Out” — and while managing to keep theRead More →
By Rachel Scharf (July 19, 2022, 7:19 p.m. EDT) – “Lottery Lawyer” Jason Kurland stole from a South Carolina-based client and withheld key information as he invested part of his $1.5 billion salary of Mega Millions dollars in risky small business loans, diamonds and racehorses, the jackpot winner told aRead More →
By Rachel Scharf (July 19, 2022, 7:19 p.m. EDT) – “Lottery Lawyer” Jason Kurland stole from a South Carolina-based client and withheld key information as he invested part of his $1.5 billion salary of Mega Millions dollars in risky small business loans, diamonds and racehorses, the jackpot winner told aRead More →
EXCLUSIVE: Dear Zoea drama film starring Sadie Sink (stranger things), has been acquired by Byron Allen’s Freestyle Digital Media and is slated for release in select theaters and on demand beginning November 4, 2022. Adapted from Philip Beard’s award-winning novel Dear Zoe, with a screenplay by Marc Lhormer and MelissaRead More →
On August 19, 2022, a new man against nature film will hit the big screen: The beast. With Idris Elba, the actor will come face to face with a lion on a deadly path. This film is directed by Baltasar Kormákur and distributed by Universal Pictures. Kormákur is known forRead More →
Video of the Belfast Opera House. Photos courtesy of Denis Howard First, an apology. Some time ago when I was writing about the exciting news that Brunswick’s Eveningstar Cinema was opening a video store as a side venture to that theatre’s excellent arthouse cinematic experience, I I may have lamentedRead More →
The US Chamber of Commerce really piled on the grim adjectives when it announced its campaign against financial regulator Rohit Chopra two weeks ago. In just the title and the first two paragraphs of his adthe chamber described Chopra, director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, as “out of control”,Read More →
The recently released Orphan: First Kill trailer sparked a mix of suspense and horror from viewers as Isabelle Furhman’s Esther returns for more kills. The film is a prequel to the 2009 horror film Orphan and is ready to hit cinemas as well as OTT. The 2009 horror movie OrphanRead More →
With the gradual return to the new normal, the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the Cinemalaya Inc. Foundation are excited about the IRL (in-real-life) screenings of feature and short films in competition this year. For its 18th edition, Cinemalaya returns with in situ screenings of 11 feature films andRead More →
COLUMBIA, SC (WSPA) — South Carolina has joined a growing list of states requiring students to take a personal finance course to graduate from high school. State lawmakers made the first move in this year’s state budget. A budget provision directs the State Board of Education to update state graduationRead More →
The country’s fourth-largest movie chain is testing a new subscription program called MovieFlex+ that includes a curated set of small and medium-sized movies every week at no extra cost. “We can’t live off blockbusters alone,” Chairman and CEO Greg Marcus told Deadline. “We can’t just live off dinner. We alsoRead More →
“People had made comments that it would be nice to know a little more about the supernatural elements, and I was like, OK, I’ll see what I can do about that,” said Zuniga, 39. year. it got pretty interesting, and it became the storyline for “Cuerpo.” “Cuerpo,” which Zuniga saysRead More →
Atlanta’s CW69 and Universal Pictures are giving away passes to the epic new movie “Nope” starring Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer and Steven Yeun. Please note: all passes have been distributed. Universal Studios fills a waiting list in case of cancellation. What is the film about : This summer, discover theRead More →
The British director known for his famous adaptation of Mahabharata died on Saturday The British director known for his famous adaptation of mahabharata died Saturday “I can take any empty space and call it a bare stage. A man walks through this empty space while someone else watches, and that’sRead More →
“Sunner” is among screenings of films made in Maine at the Maine International Film Festival in Waterville. Photo courtesy of Henry Spritz The opening film of the 25th Maine International Film Festival (Friday to July 17) is the raucous, joyful and exuberantly musical Moroccan film “Casablanca Beats”, about a musicianRead More →
LONDON — Peter Brook, a British theater and film director known for an influential and distinguished career that brought him worldwide fame, has died. He was 97 years old. The two-time Tony Award winner, who moved to France decades ago, made the film adaptations of his best stage works asRead More →
The award-winning duo behind Deranged Minds Entertainment have released the official trailer for their second horror feature, Reverse. The film follows an off-grid satanic cult in the 1970s that kidnaps a diverse group of individuals to be recruited for holy war against the second coming of Christ. Victims have theRead More →
In the next American fantasy horror and comedy film Hocus Pocus 2, which is directed by Anne Fletcher, the beloved Halloween classic will finally get a sequel. A trailer was recently made available after the recently set release date. The famous Sanderson sisters will once again be portrayed by SarahRead More →
It’s always fascinating to hear filmmakers talk about their approach to their latest film, and that’s especially true with independent films. There’s no generic recipe for making a low-budget film, so hearing from a director gives us insight into how we might approach our own project. America Young is aRead More →
Woodland Gray Franky Movies Watching horror might seem like a strange undertaking right now, because there is, after all, more than enough to be scared of in the real world. Yet for many, horror movies offer a sense of respite and catharsis. They allow us to feel fear from aRead More →
Woodland Gray Franky Movies Watching horror might seem like a strange undertaking right now, because there is, after all, more than enough to be scared of in the real world. Yet for many, horror movies offer a sense of respite and catharsis. They allow us to feel fear from aRead More →
Each of the Ethan HawkeThe antagonistic roles of seem to outshine the others. The black phone is next in line. the supernatural Blumhouse Horror Movie hits theaters this summer, and it’s from the director, Scott Derrickson (Dr Strange, The Exorcism of Emily Rose) and is adapted from the eponymous shortRead More →
The biographical sports drama To go up is an inspiring story about overcoming adversity and achieving an impossible dream. But is it one of the many acclaimed feature films set to stream now on Netflix? The film To go up is directed by Akin Omotoso and the screenplay was writtenRead More →
Northern Shade, an award-winning independent film with scenes shot in Branford by filmmakers who grew up in Branford, will premiere Thursday, July 7 at the Bow Tie Criterion Cinema in New Haven at 8 p.m. This still from the film shows a scene featuring actor Jesse Gavin at Stony CreekRead More →
Powerman 5000 leader spider onenext horror movie Allegory will be available digitally on August 2 and will also be available on the horror and suspense streaming platform Shudder. The film marks the directorial debut of Spider One – aka Michael Cummings and Rob Zombie’it’s the little brother. Advertising. Scroll toRead More →
Paramount Pictures has released a new trailer for the upcoming smile horror movie which will premiere on cinema screens around the world on September 30, 2022. The psychological horror film was written and directed by Parker Finn in his film debut and is based on his 2020 short film LauraRead More →
After two years of discussion and planning, a commission formed to eradicate racial disparities in Greenville County is preparing to put its ideas into action. The United Way of Greenville County, the Greenville Chamber of Commerce and the Upstate Urban League formed the Commission for Racial Equity and Economic MobilityRead More →
The spectators who attended the screenings of Top Gun: Maverick and Future Crimes reported seeing a short teaser for a horror movie titled Smile before these movies. Now a full trailer for Smile was published online, and you can check it out in the embed above! Coming from Paramount Players,Read More →
Katherine Waddell as Poppy Valentine in “Balloon Animal”. // Courtesy of Katherine Waddell When you think of indie films, your mind may immediately turn to A24 and their bizarre, slow-burning horrors or coming-of-age rom-coms.. These films can often have a strong presence, but the depths of indie film go muchRead More →
A scene from “Neptune Frost,” screened at Space this weekend. Photo courtesy of Kino Lorber “They use our sweat and blood to communicate with each other but have never heard our voice.” It’s a lyric from a song from the riveting 2021 film “Neptune Frost,” which plays at Space inRead More →
Hick was used to trouble. So when he got stuck against the wall of the Longhorn Grill and Saloon in Amado, he knew what to do. He grabbed a bottle and smashed it against his enemy’s head with a loud bang. The cast and crew huddled around the camera screenRead More →
While Jason Blum called Universal’s The black phone the “scariest movie” he’s ever produced, its young star Mason Thames, 14, says his experience directing the film was actually “a lot of fun”. This despite the fact that his character, Finney – a baseball player who was bullied at school andRead More →
Cooper Raiff writes, directs and stars in his second feature as a rudderless twenty-something who finds purpose when he meets Domino and his daughter, Lola, who has autism. At only 25 years old, Raiff is already a director who is making a name for himself. He wrote, directed and starredRead More →
Jordan Peele most recent horror movie, Nope, hits theaters on July 22, 2022, and we can’t wait! This sci-fi horror film is the newest addition to Monkeypaw Productions and is written, directed and produced by Jordan Pele. Here’s everything we know about the upcoming film. Horror master Jordan Peele directsRead More →
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“Say Grace” by Jay Beckett and 2nd Act Films stands out with the victory of the Telly Academy Awards 2022 in 3 categories. Hollywood, California – June 14, 2022 – A new independent film on LGBTQ issues, “Say Grace”, has been awarded the prestigious Telly Awards 2022. Directed by independentRead More →
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The Bogota International Independent Film Fair (FECI) is in its seventh edition this year, with more than 80 productions in total, including short films, experimental music videos, documentaries and feature films. The FECI programme, according to the organizers of the event, “aims to support the independent audiovisual sector”. On thisRead More →
The Bogota International Independent Film Fair (FECI) is in its seventh edition this year, with more than 80 productions in total, including short films, experimental music videos, documentaries and feature films. The FECI programme, according to the organizers of the event, “aims to support the independent audiovisual sector”. On thisRead More →
The Maine International Film Festival’s Mid-Life Achievement Award is my kind of film material. The cheeky name aside, it’s a real movie-goer’s award, a well-deserved gesture of gratitude to someone in the film industry who gave us all lots of great movie memories. This year’s MIFF (which will take placeRead More →
ZION JOHNSON, 13 A family vacation in the mountains of Tennessee inspired McKinley Middle Magnet student Zion Johnson to create a work of art that very few kids his age are capable of. The 13-year-old, with the help of his aunt, wrote, directed and edited a short comedy horror calledRead More →
” Oh no ! Not the bees! If you’re unaware of your Nicolas Cage memes, this snippet of dialogue is shouted out by the actor in a scene from 2006’s “The Wicker Man.” It’s one of his hottest cinematic moments. , at least in terms of sharing on social networks.Read More →
Although Possible Finance can quickly offer small loans to borrowers with bad credit (or no credit), it charges higher APRs than some other personal lenders. Here’s how Possible Finance’s installment loans stack up against competitors. Possible financing against upgrade Upgrade offers personal loans starting at $1,000, so it might beRead More →
A few months ago we heard that IFC Midnight would give the horror movie She goes, which counts genre legend Dario Argento among its executive producers, a North American theatrical and VOD release sometime in 2022, while streaming service Shudder would handle the film’s first North American streaming window, inRead More →
“Unless you’re Tom Cruise, launching a new movie today is a study in frustration. Or self-destruction. . No More Deadline So says a veteran independent film distributor commenting on the current film market (see below), whose testimony is backed by filmmakers and aspirants gathered this week at the Tribeca FilmRead More →
I recently watched “Watcher,” Chloe Okuno’s unnerving new horror flick, in a vaudeville-era movie palace during the Cleveland International Film Festival. Even better, seeing it in a cavernous 2,800-seat theater made the chilling screams of a lady echo behind me like we were in the screening room of hell. OkunoRead More →
Men (2022) – starring Jessie Buckley and Rory Kinnear – was released earlier this month and has been described by audience members as ‘one of the most disturbing horror films’ Video loading Video unavailable The video will start automatically soon8to cancel play now Men: Jessie Buckley and Rory Kinnear featuredRead More →
The new owners of the former IBM manufacturing complex in Endicott are working to spruce up the sprawling property on the north side of the village. The 130-acre Huron campus was acquired by Phoenix Investors of Milwaukee last fall. Chris Pelto, who continues to oversee operations at the Endicott site,Read More →
A British horror film has been hailed as one of the “most disturbing” things viewers have ever seen. The spooky new film horrified some horror fans so much that it knocked them out of the theater halfway through the screening. The A24 movie in question, titled Men, is directed byRead More →
A Dutch production company is looking to cast dozens of Wyoming actors in an upcoming independent film. “Sleep” tells the story of a father who takes a trip across the United States as he mourns the loss of his daughter. It’s the work of Amsterdam-based company Propellor Film, in associationRead More →
Ricardo Lorenzo directs Ian Schulz and Anthony Carvello, playing Trevor and Murphy in “The Super Exciting Gang.” Photos by Dean Luis Chuqui Sometimes you visit Maine, and it hooks you. Just ask this former author by the way, or better yet, ask Portland filmmaker Ricardo Lorenzo. “I came to MaineRead More →
Danny Trejo appears in The Prey: Legend of Karnoctus, co-directed by the Hensman Brothers in what turns out to be a fun but flawed movie. The Prey: The Legend of Karnoctus is about a group of mercenaries who find themselves trapped in a cave in Afghanistan alongside American soldiers. AsRead More →
by: Sallie Walkup, Braley Dodson, Kevin Accettulla, Steve Roth, Nexstar Multimedia Cable Job : June 3, 2022 / 7:29 p.m. EDT Updated: June 3, 2022 / 7:29 p.m. EDT HORRY COUNTY, SC (WBTW) – ‘Tiger King’ star Bhagavan ‘Doc’ Antle has been arrested in South Carolina, prison records show. Antle,Read More →
Share this article Veteran Hollywood filmmakers Ben Rosenblatt and Micho Rutare are launching $FLIX, a new crypto token, to reinvent the way independent films are funded, produced and distributed. $FLIX decentralizes filmmaking Their company American Meme will leverage $FLIX to raise capital for a slate of indie films that willRead More →
“Uncle Sleazo’s Toxic and Terrifying TV Hour” premieres Saturday night (6 p.m.) at the Pendragon Theater in Saranac Lake. Photo provided June 02, 2022 — You’re going to have a great time this Saturday night, when Uncle Sleazo’s toxic and terrifying TV hour will premiere at the Pendragon Theater inRead More →
Advertising Ben Rosenblatt and Micho Rutare are excited to launch $FLIX, a new crypto token to reinvent the way independent films are funded, produced and distributed. Through their company American Meme, the veteran Hollywood filmmakers plan to leverage $FLIX to raise capital for a slate of indie films popularRead More →
From this first glimpse of the world of Sophie Jones, it is impossible not to be carried away by “SophieJones” and the painfully authentic story of a teenage girl grappling with the death of her mother. The film’s depiction of grief, along with its depiction of the awkwardness and excitementRead More →
Newsletter Report “Bedridden,” a locally made horror film, will have a special screening at 5:10 p.m. on Sunday, June 5 at the Fountain Theater, 2469 Calle de Guadalupe, in historic Mesilla Square. There will be a question and answer period with the cast and crew after the screening, and movieRead More →
31 May 2022, 12:17 Crimes of the Future also received a seven-minute standing ovation. Kristen Stewart’s New Dystopian Horror Movie Future Crimes recently premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and it was so graphic that people walked out. Now we all know and love Kristen for her role as BellaRead More →
Last week I was driving westbound on Route 37 in the Fischer Blvd area when I noticed the old Shell gas station at the corner of 37 and Fischer was seeing more ongoing work and crews were doing this and that on the site. This obviously leaves us wondering ifRead More →
A scene from “New York Ninja,” which aired Friday at the Apohadion in Portland. Photos courtesy of Vinegar Syndrome Pictures/Abraxas It takes a lot these days to get me to watch a movie in person. I (mostly) resisted the lure of two years of big, visually stunning shows. Sorry, “Dune”,Read More →
Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey is said to be an upcoming standalone horror film that is expected to show the famous bear and his sidekick Piglet in a very different light. ( Image: Jagged Edge Productions) First-look footage has been released from horror film Winnie The Pooh, and it’sRead More →
May 27, 2022 Dances With Films celebrates 25 years of fostering innovation, talent and creativity. The Los Angeles-based independent film event will take place at the TCL Chinese Theater from June 9-19. The festival kicks off on opening night with The walkdirected by Daniel Adams and starring Terrence Howard, JeremyRead More →
After the death of George Floyd in May 2020, the CEOs of JPMorgan, Bank of America, Citi and others pledged more than $30 billion to black banks to make the US economy fairer for black Americans. Two years later, Business Intern spoke to several black banks to see if theseRead More →
The first official images of the next horror film Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey were released, featuring an intensely chilling take on childhood classics. MORE: Devotion Teaser Trailer: Jonathan Majors Directs Aerial Warfare Drama Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey production wrapped earlier this month, and the first lookRead More →
This year produced several films on the terrorist attacks in France. A year and a night by Isaki Lacuesta (created in Berlin this year) and November by Cédric Jimenez presented out of competition at Cannes, and Alice Winocour’s very personal Memories of Paris (See Paris again) which was inspired byRead More →
Oscar-winning actor Troy Kotsur (CODA, The Mandalorian) will deliver the commencement address at the upcoming UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television commencement ceremony. Writer-Producer Amy Aniobi (Insecure) will receive the Distinguished Alumni Award at the event. Brian Kite, acting dean of UCLA’s School of Theatre, Film and Television, gaveRead More →
Screen Rant has an exclusive clip from the new Spanish-language horror movie The Passenger, about a group of strangers whose car ride goes awry. Screen Rant has the honor to present an exclusive preview of the upcoming horror film The passenger, which hits theaters on June 3 and will beRead More →
South Carolina this week joined 15 other states and the District of Columbia in passing a law allowing pharmacists to prescribe birth control pills without a doctor’s visit. Republican Gov. Henry McMaster, who said earlier this month that he would support a complete ban on all abortions without exception ifRead More →
Ourson is back… with a mallet! An upcoming mystery horror movie titled Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey popped up on our radar today, and we have questions. The highly indie horror title is reportedly in post-production from writer/director Rhys Frake-Waterfield and stars Amber Doig-Thorne, Maria Taylor and Danielle Scott.Read More →
Filmmaker Anees Bazmee is a happy man as his latest release, ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2’, a horror comedy starring Kartik Aaryan, Kiara Advani and Tabu has received a grand opening in theaters since its release on Friday, May 20, 2022 . The director was candid in an interview with IANS andRead More →
Dear Abby: I recently discovered that for seven years – or more – my husband has been lying to avoid conflict. What he lied about upsets me immensely, but knowing he lied about these things makes it worse than finding out the truth at the time things happened. The liesRead More →
The extended concession area of the Eveningstar Cinema in the Tontine Shopping Center in Brunswick. Photo by Shaun Boyle There’s nothing in this world a true cinephile loves more than a local single-screen arthouse cinema. Unless it’s an independent video store. Well, I have good news for you. While PortlandRead More →
Wall Street seems to have gone to Hollywood. Private equity firms, or PEs, are pouring money into entertainment content, funding independent production, and snatching up businesses on a level never seen before in the independent industry. Landmark deals, like Kevin Mayer’s Tom Staggs and Candle Media (backed by private equityRead More →
After four years, Oscar-nominated screenwriter and director Alex Garland is back on the big screen with another jaw-dropping project: A24’s horror film “Men.” The filmmaker unravels a twisted and traumatic tale with Oscar-nominated Jessie Buckley’s Harper at its dead center. Following the incredibly painful death of her husband (“I MayRead More →
The film is a Christmas-themed film to be directed by Mexican filmmaker Roberto Girault The film is a Christmas-themed film to be directed by Mexican filmmaker Roberto Girault Actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui is set to play the lead role in “Laxman Lopez”, an independent American production. According Varietythe film is aRead More →
Horror Genre Director/Writer/Makeup Artist Steve Kostanski and Emmy Award-Winning FX Makeup Artist Todd Masters, Founder of MASTERSFX, Proudly Announce Winning Two 2022 FANGORIA MAGAZINE “Chainsaw” Awards for Their Feature Film Project 2021, Psycho Goreman (PG). PG won the 2022 “Chainsaw” awards in the “Best Creature FX” and “Best Limited ReleaseRead More →
Nawazuddin Siddiqui to be seen in lead role in upcoming US indie film Laxman Lopez. It is a Christmas-themed film that will be directed by the Mexican Roberto Girault, director of local successes including that of 2017 La Leyenda Del Diamante2015 Los Arboles Mueren de Pie and El Estudiante fromRead More →
Karan Johar’s most anticipated family comedy-drama film Jug Jugg Jeeyo has finally confirmed the official trailer release date. The first look at the movie was shared by Karan Johar. After a full year of pandemic threats, we are getting many Bollywood movies. Jug Jugg Jeeyo is also one of theRead More →
EXCLUSIVE: Glass House Distribution president Tom Malloy, bitcoin veteran Charlie Shrem and producer Shyam S. Sengupta unveil a new digital finance company, Defiine, here at the Cannes Market. Described as a digital financing solution for independent films, the company will seek to leverage assets and intellectual property against pools ofRead More →