The Sundance 2021 Movies We Can’t Wait to See
With oh-so-many films to chose from, we pare down the choice Sundance 2021 movies that we can't wait to see.
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NIGHTSTREAM 2020: ’LAPSIS’ Gives Financial Dystopia A Mindbending Makeover
A film review of Lapsis written and directed by Noah Hutton and starring Dean Imperial as part of our Nighthawk 2020 Film Festival coverage.
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NIGHTSTREAM 2020: Revenge Served Cold in Well-Acted ’ROSE PLAYS JULIE’
A film review of 'Rose Plays Julie' directed by Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlow and starring Ann Skelly, Orla Brady and Aidan Gillen as part of our Nighthawk 2020 Film Festival coverage.
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NIGHTSTREAM 2020: Bugged Out ‘QUEEN OF BLACK MAGIC’ a Pitch Black Supernatural Slasher
A film review of Indonesia's 'Queen of Black Magic' directed by Kimo Stamboel as part of our Nightstream 2020 coverage.
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NIGHTSTREAM 2020: ‘DINNER IN AMERICA’ Is An Aggressive Outsider Love Story That’s Punk As F*ck
A film review of 'Dinner in America' written and directed by Adam Rehmeier and starring Emily Skeggs and Kyle Gallner as part of our Nighthawk 2020 Film Festival coverage.
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NIGHTSTREAM 2020: Surreal and Disappointing ‘LUCKY’ Bungles Its Message of Female Dread
A film review of 'Lucky' written and directed by Natasha Kermani and starring Brea Grant as part of our Nighthawk 2020 Film Festival coverage.
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NIGHTSTREAM 2020: Geriatric Satanists Will Do ‘ANYTHING FOR JACKSON’
A film review of 'Anything for Jackson' written and directed by Justin G. Dyck and starring Sheila McCarthy and Julian Richings as part of our Nighthawk 2020 Film Festival coverage.
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NIGHTSTREAM 2020: ’BLOODY HELL’ Crosses Australian Horror and ‘Iron Man’ to Excellent Effect
A film review of 'Bloody Hell' directed by Alister Grierson and staring Ben O'Toole as part of our Nighthawk 2020 Film Festival coverage.
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NIGHTSTREAM 2020: Haunting ’32 MALASAÑA STREET’ Delivers Effective Spanish Frights
A film review of '32 Malasaña Street' directed by Albert Pintó and starring Begoña Vargas as part of our Nightstream 2020 coverage.
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NIGHTSTREAM 2020: Atmospheric Horror Game Adaptation ’DETENTION’ Left Me Cold
John Hsu’s Detention gives a horror movie makeover to Taiwan’s darkest moment in history. Taking place during the country’s period known as the “White Terror”, a 38-year period of martial law where 140,000 alleged “political dissidents” were jailed and countless others executed by the state, Detention attempts to mix dark fantastical elements in with real-world...