A strange doorway appears in the basement of a furniture showroom.
A brave girl and her friends must escape a kids television show.
Simon Glassman’s Buffet Infinity is one of those movies that defies categorization and can’t be easily pigeonholed. Technically, it’s a found-footage movie; but it’s also, in a way, a screenlife movie. But then again, it’s gloriously retro and ignores modern technology altogether. That’s when writing about it becomes a challenge, even for seasoned film writers who think they’ve seen it all – until something like this comes along. Buffer Infinity is a horror movie. It’s about a small town being swallowed up by some sort of otherwordly cult. It’s a tale of cosmic horror, and it’s told entirely through fictional news clips and cheap commercials, the kind you might see on public access or regional affiliates, especially during the 80s and 90s. …
John Magaro, Molly Belle Wright, and Wyatt Solis star in director Cole Webley’s coming-of-age drama.
Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel star in David Lowery’s psychological thriller.
Looking at the complicated legacy of adapting Shigeru Miyamoto’s seminal videogame series, ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ should come as no great surprise.
The official trailer and poster for Natalie Erika James’ body-image horror, Saccharine, arrived today. Independent Film Company is putting the flick into cinemas on May 22nd and Shudder will stream it later in July. You will find both the trailer and the poster below the announcement. Independent Film Company and SHUDDER are proud to share the official trailer & poster for SACCHARINE, the sapphic, body-image horror by director Natalie Erika James. SACCHARINE opens in select theaters across the U.S. on May 22nd! FROM VISIONARY DIRECTOR NATALIE ERIKA JAMES RELIC, APARTMENT 7A STARRING MIDORI FRANCIS DANIELLE MACDONALD MADELEINE MADDEN Hana (Midori Francis), a lovelorn medical student, becomes terrorized by a sinister force after taking part in an…
Unveiled ahead of its world premiere at Visions du Réel, the first trailer for Ghost Town offers a haunting glimpse into Katharine Round’s liminal documentary, where grief, memory and the spectral quietly permeate everyday life in post-tsunami Japan.
Samara Weaving, Jason Segel, Timothy Olyphant, Juliette Lewis, and Paul Guilfoyle star in director Jorma Taccone’s remake of Tommy Wirkola’s ‘The Trip.’
Director Miyake Sho continues to sketch out the human connections among strangers in a gentle, playful, abstract way, blurring both fiction and real life/creators, as well as their creations.