Alison Brie, André Holland, Tom Sturridge, and Dustin Hoffman star in Alex Vlack’s feature debut.
Daniel Blake Schwartz’s debut feature stars Kyle Gallner and Sosie Bacon.
Plus: ‘By Hook or By Crook’ and ‘The Devil Queen’ return to movie theaters.
Dan Beirne and Lux Pascal star in Alice Scherson’s second Bolanõ adaptation.
Chiara Aurelia, Morgan Spector, and Zach Cherry star in writer/director Lindsay Calleran beautifully written and acted film, an incredibly well-crafted coming of age/arrested development story.
Plus: ‘Another World,’ ‘Carolina Caroline,’ ‘Chum,’ ‘Jinsei,’ ‘The Little Sister,’ ‘Scary Movie,’ ‘Tracy & Martina: Goin’ Out West,’ ‘Underland,’ ‘Zombeid.’
Justine Williamson and Greg Vardy star. Brendan Lyle directed.
The franchise returns to its creators in a shamefully nihilistic and regressive reclamation.
If Jean-Luc Godard said, about making movies, “All you need to make a movie is a girl and a gun,” then this poster check the boxes neatly. For years, poster and DVD sleeve designers have reduced J-CG’s commentary even further to, “All you need is to display a gun.” (And two guns are even better, but I digress.) Onslaught may a kind of spiritual sequel to director Adam Wingard’s The Guest, and it brings back Dan Stevens for another round, if only featured in as shadow here in this design. It’s a wonderful use of the cream coloured siding, as a kind of dual negative space. Both the openness and the villain is is contrast to star Adria Arjona in black interiors, framed by the window…
Apprentice witch Coco continues her training, while fellow apprentices Ricoh and Agott face new challenges.