Ben Fortune’s spy action thriller, Knightfall, will be made available on Digital and On Demand on September 11th, thanks to the folks at Saban Films. We have an exclusive clip to to share with you today. Find it, and the trailer, down below. Charles Knight, an infamous spy catcher, is thrust back into action when his daughter Ros, a scientist with the only key to a stolen briefcase, becomes hunted. Inside that case: a man-made biological weapon. With deadly killers closing in, father and daughter must trust each other to prevent a homeland security catastrophe. Knightfall stars Ian Ogilvy, Jeanine Nerissa Sothcott, Geoffrey Moore, Robert Cavanah, Rupert Holliday Evans, Nick Moran, and Michael Paré. And if you are thinking, ‘Geoffrey Moore looks…
Plus: ‘Chronovisor,’ ‘Cocoon: One Summer of Girlhood,’ ‘Ever After,’ ‘Dear You.’
Set in a harsh 1821 Canadian winter, the folk horror film Ithaqua follows the starving residents of an isolated fur-trading fort as they turn against each other and face a primordial, hunger-inducing creature.
On Friday the 11th of September, Vlissingen’s Film by the Sea festival starts. It’s the 28th edition this year, and it has become one of the largest and most glamorous festivals in the Netherlands. Last year saw over 45 thousand tickets sold, and the average audience rating for the films was a whopping 4.2 out of 5. The increase in ticket sales has been considerable each year, so will the festival hit 50K in 2026? We’ll see! It’s quite an achievement for a festival which is, geographically, a bit out-of-the-way for most people. Utrecht, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Leiden are within an hour’s travel of each other, but Vlissingen (or Flushing) is in Old Zeeland, in the South-West, part of a group of islands and peninsulas…
Plus: ‘Coyote vs. Acme,’ ‘Boorman and the Devil,’ ‘Legend of the White Dragon,’ ‘The Sun Never Sets.’
Joel Edgerton, Jennifer Connelly, Alice Braga, and Jimmi Simpson reprise their roles in the series adapted from Blake Crouch’s novel.
Synapse Films brings two cult classic horror films home on 4K UHD.
There’s a moment in writer-director Rafael Manuel’s often brilliant, always enthralling feature debut, Filipiñana, an expansion of his award-winning 2021 short, where Clara (Carmen Castellanos), the American-born-and-raised niece of a wealthy Filipino businessman, Renato (Carlitos Siguion-Reyna), refuses to bend — or rather, break — the rules and accept a penalty in an otherwise meaningless game of golf. Her personal, pink-clad caddie, Ina (Isabel Sicat), chides Clara for the latter’s intransigence. Ina reminds Clara that her uncle regularly “bends” the rules (cheats), as do the other elites at the golf resort where the game unfolds. For Clara, it’s a momentary, perhaps all-too-brief, moment of moral and ethical clarity: She recognizes the social, political, and cultural stratification of the golf club and resort as a…
Lulled into a necessary sense of comfort during a long home birth process, expecting parents and their midwife begin to realize something may be horribly wrong. A blizzard rages outside, trapping the family in their home as increasingly sinister complications arise. There are definitely some doozies out there when it comes to horror flicks centered around giving birth. Writer and director Raymond Creamer is looking to add their name to that list with their flick, Goody Goody, streaming on Shudder on September 18th. The trailer and key art debuted today. You will find the trailer down below. Goody Goody stars Samantha Robinson, Zoe Renee, Colby Hollman, and Colleen Foy. …
As algorithms go, we do not have much truck for them. The Devil’s software does someone else’s bidding the moment you start browsing and your feed is inundated with demands for your money and time. Mostly your money. Yet somehow – somehow – some good comes from doom scrolling. Because we wrote about Art Show! With Captain Skinner some time ago the Etch YouTube channel continued to show up long after we wrote about that web series. Thank whatever gods and dieties were responsible or else we may not have already known about the upcoming web series, Cassie Workman is Witchy AF, an eight-part, weekly, adult comedic documentary series that explores the history and philosophy of occultism and magic. Anything that we…


