From The Editors
BLAZING FISTS Official Trailer: Miike's Boxing Drama on Digital, Blu-ray And DVD in March
Ikuto and Ryoma meet in juvenile detention and become best friends. They pursue their dream of participating in the martial arts event Breaking Down. However, rivalries soon turn their dreams into unexpected conflicts.
LAST RIDE Official Trailer: Cinqué Lee's Survival Thriller Arriving Soon on Digital And On Demand
In the winter of 1982, three American boys find themselves stranded in a cable car with a dead body, suspended midair in the mountains of Norway during a rare celestial event.
European Film Awards 2026 Interview: SOUND OF FALLING Director Mascha Schilinski on Transgenerational Trauma, Radical Subjectivity, Quiet Violence of Memory
Mascha Schilinski's film moves fluidly across time, perspective, and inner states, positioning itself as a rigorously authored work.
EXIT 8: NEON Announces Theatrical Release Date For Japanese Thriller
NEON is releasing Genki Kawarmura's thriller, the live-action adaptation of the popular video game, this April.
Echoes: How Young and Veteran Filmmakers in Pakistan Differ in Style and Storytelling
Pakistani cinema has been shaped by both veteran and emerging filmmakers, whose contrasting approaches to style and storytelling define the industry today. While pioneers worked within technical and structural constraints to establish cinematic traditions, the new generation is pushing boundaries...
THE INFINITE HUSK Review: The Human Body Is a Prison and a Wonder
While many films (and art in general) grapple with the question of what it means to be human, science fiction offers the tropes and syntax to make that question more palpable, or give means to approach it from an atypical...
European Film Awards 2026 Interview: RIEFENSTAHL Filmmaker Andres Veiel on Myth, Guilt, Fascist Aesthetics
Drawing on unprecedented access to Leni Riefenstahl's estate, Andres Veiel reflects on the long ethical labour of archival authorship, the filmmaker's complicity with power, and why confronting fascist imagery requires intellectual proximity rather than historical distance.
Sundance 2026 Review: TAKE ME HOME, Deeply Personal Drama of Family in Peril
Liz Sargent's film won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award: US Dramatic. Anna Sargent, Victor Slezak, Ali Ahn, Shane Harper, and Marceline Hugot star.
Rotterdam 2026 Review: THE NIGHT Holds Horrors And Wonders
The International Film Festival Rotterdam has started its 2026 edition. And even though the festival slants towards arthouse as always, there are plenty of genre films to enjoy as well. Case in point: Paul Urkijo Alijo's Gaua a.k.a. The Night,...
TEACHER'S PET Review: Listening to Your Teacher Is Not Always a Good Idea
Michelle Torian, Luke Barnett, and Barbara Crampton star in writer/director Noam Kroll's unsettling, slow-burn psychological drama.
Opening This Week: Luc Besson's DRACULA, Renny Harlin's THE STRANGERS: CHAPTER 3
Plus: Aaron Silverstein's 'The Infinite Husk,' Alexander Skarsgard in 'Pillion,' Olivia Colman and John Lithgow in 'Jimpa.'
Sundance 2026 Wrap: We Came, We Saw, We Reviewed
As our own Ryland Aldrich noted in his wonderful essay, Ryland's Musings From Two Decades of Sundance, the Sundance Film Festival celebrated its final edition in Park City, Utah, with a bang -- and with an announcement about their annual...
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Shudder Presents A VERY SCARY UNBIRTHDAY to George A. Romero!
The Godfather of the Dead would have celebrated their 86th birthday this Wednesday. Their daughter Tina leads a special celebration on Shudder in their absence.
IRON LUNG Review: The Most Immersive Reaction Video Ever Made
Not so long ago, it was really not very fun to watch someone else play a video game. Whether it was your sibling, your cousin or your pal, the pained cries of "Mom says it's my turn on the Xbox"...
THIS IS NOT A TEST: Canadian Theatrical Date Announced For Canadian Zombie Thriller
The Canadian theatrical release for Adam MacDonald's zombie thriller has been revealed.
European Film Awards 2026 Interview: FRANZ Star Idan Weiss on Becoming Kafka, Rejecting the Biopic Formula, Trusting Agnieszka Holland's Process
The German actor reflects on the risks of inhabiting an over-mythologised literary figure, the freedoms and uncertainties of a fragmented docu-fiction form, and how performance emerges when authorship, history, and interpretation remain deliberately unresolved.
Sundance 2026 Review: TELL ME EVERYTHING Traces a Closeted Husband and Father Against His Family
Moshe Rosenthal's second feature probes a fractured father-son relationship set against the turbulent years of the AIDS crisis.
Rotterdam 2026 Review: PROVIDENCE AND THE GUITAR Falls Silent on the 21st Century
Directed by Portugal's João Nicolau, the film enjoyed its world premiere as the opening night selection of the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR).
Sundance 2026 Review: JARIPEO, Queer Identity in Masculine Arena
Efraín Mojica and Rebecca Zweig offer a glimpse into the lives of Mexican queer cowboys in their documentary.
Sundance 2026 Interview: BURN Writer-Director Makoto Nagahisa Wants His Sophomore Feature To Affect You
The 'We Are Little Zombies' director discusses his flammable new feature.
