Fantastic Fest XX Review: In LUGER, We’re Still Winning The War On Nazis!
The film enjoyed its world premiere at the 20th edition of Fantastic Fest
Reviews
AFFINITY Review: Marko Zaror Continues To Show He’s The Real McCoy
The film arrives on Digital and Disc beginning September 30.
Fantastic Fest XX Review: In APPOFENIACS, A Babel Of Self-Made Cataclysmic Proportions
APPOFENIACS enjoyed its North American Premiere for the twentieth edition of Fantastic Fest.
Fantastic Fest XX Review: COYOTES Has Both Bark and Bite
Coyotes enjoyed its World Premiere at the twentieth edition of Fantastic Fest. The film gets a theatrical release date (in the US) on October 3rd.
PRISONER OF WAR Review: Scott Adkins Breaks Free in a Bone-Crushing WWII Action Epic.
The film stars Scott Adkins and Peter Shinkoda
Fantastic Fest XX Review: In ROAD TO VENDETTA, A Killer Sino-Japanese Action Flick
ROAD TO VENDETTA enjoyed its World Premiere for the 20th edition of Fantastic Fest.
PEKING OPERA BLUES – Shout! Review: A Revolutionary Classic In Its Own Right
The film is now available from Shout! Factory
Fantastic Fest XX Review: In BEAST OF WAR, …When All You Have Are Your Mates!
The movie opens in October from Well Go USA.
Fantastic Fest XX Review: In PENANCE, A Full Throttle Actioner That Pushes The Boundaries Of Punishment
PENANCE enjoyed its World Premiere at the 20th edition of Fantastic Fest
THE CAT – 88 Films Blu-Ray Review: Lam Nai Choi’s Last Greatest Meows On A High Note
THE CAT arrives tomorrow on limited edition Blu-Ray from 88 Films
Fantastic Fest XX Review: In CHOCOLATE, A Vivid, Starmaking Extravaganza
CHOCOLATE enjoyed a special screening in 35mm presentation for the twentieth edition of Fantastic Fest.
Fantastic Fest XX Review: In BODY BLOW, A Provocative, Propulsive Bruiser Of A Crime Flick
The film enjoyed its World Premiere at the 20th edition of Fantastic Fest
Fantastic Fest XX Review: In THE CURSE, A Morbid, Macabre Lesson On Social Media Obsession
THE CURSE enjoyed its World Premiere at the 20th edition of Fantastic Fest.
JFF Theater: HAVE A SONG ON YOUR LIPS Review: A Moving Ode to Healing Through Music
Yuri, a former professional pianist unable to play again due to unresolved trauma, is assigned as a substitute teacher on the remote island of Goto. Reluctantly, she agrees to lead the local school choir to prepare it for a national competition. As she gets to know her students, each carrying their own unique traumas, Yuri discovers that music can be a path to healing, both for them and for herself. Based on Taishi Mori’s novel, inspired by the 2009 NHK documentary Greetings to a 15-Year-Old and Angela Aki’s song for the 2008 NHK National School Music Competition, the film unfolds with a serene yet evocative narrative. Its beautiful cinematography mirrors the characters’ inner struggles and triumphs, capturing the tranquil beauty of Goto Island. As the choir unites, the motto “Have a song on your lips and never give up the fight” becomes a powerful symbol of resilience. This slow-burning, emotional […]
NIGHT OF THE REAPER Review: A Lean Babysitter Slasher That Reaps What It Sows
The film streams on AMC’s Shudder this Friday.
Busan 2025 Review: In DEAR STRANGER, A Tale Of Ruinous Redemption
The film stars Hidetoshi Nishijima and Gwen Lun-Mei.
THE SHEPHERD CODE II: ROAD BACK Review: A Regressive Sequel Retread With A Little Improvement
The film opens in UK cinemas on September 19 and on digital worldwide beginning October 9.
THE LAST RONIN Review: A Cool, Well-Crafted Genre Blend For 80s And 90s Action Fans
THE LAST RONIN debuts on Digital beginning September 16 from Well Go USA.
FLAMING BROTHERS Eureka Blu-Ray Review: Keeping Love And Loyalty Alive In Joe Cheung’s Gangster Classic
The film arrives on limited edition Blu-Ray on September 16.
DARK DEAL Review: Braden D. White Leads Another Median Work-In-Progress Indie Action Effort
The film stars Braden D. White, Rodney Smith, Mattea White and Carl Rhonin.