fter spending 25 years contributing to documentaries as an editor and videographer, Leigh Iacobucci platforms activist Zere Asylbek in her debut feature-length documentary, A Free Daughter of Free Kyrgyzstan (2025), which premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival last week.
Gavin Polone’s “Psycho Killer,” starring Georgina Campbell, fails to be, at the very least, even entertaining. It’s incredibly messy and boring on every front.
“BRB” is a breakout feature in every respect of the word, from the performances by Autumn Best and Zoe Colletti to the direction by Kate Cobb.
From cornish horror with a time-travel flair to an animated mouse having a midlife crisis, the 22nd edition of the Glasgow Film Festival is sure to please.
Victoria Blade wrote/directed, and stars in the indie comedy pilot Vicky Wakes Up premiering at Slamdance Film Festival in 2026. The story follows Vicky, stuck in a dead-end office job, who lives an uninspired existence until she’s confronted by a mystical pop star through vivid dreams and visions. When a mysterious gift arrives, Vicky takes a step […]
Today we are eating the rich, unlocking our inheritances, and moving our way up to the top tax bracket with How to Make a Killing written and directed by John Patton Ford and distributed by A24. Disowned at birth by his obscenely wealthy family, blue-collar Becket Redfellow will stop at nothing to reclaim his inheritance, no matter […]
While we are still waiting for an official sneak peek or trailer for Evil Dead Burn, directed by Sebastian Vanicek, we are pleasantly surprised by the news that Evil Dead Wrath has officially wrapped production.
This year marks ten years since The Witch was released. I was 17 when it was released in 2016, and I watched it for the first time. I remember the surprise I felt as the film unfolded, expecting a horror film, and yet, what unfolded stirred something else inside of me.
This month, our team is covering the Slamdance Film Festival, an experimental festival celebrating independent and startup filmmakers. Danny Jarabek, Nandita Joshi, and Gabe Lillianthal preview their most anticipated titles.
How To Make a Killing is the latest example of a work riding a fine line between frustrating mediocrity and genuine charm, keeping it from being a complete waste.
Pisces Season is a time for reflection, dreams, and otherworldliness. Movies to watch include a mix of reality-blurring headtrips, emotional rollercoasters, and hopeless romances.
WATCH THIS EPISODE WITH AD-FREE, EARLY ACCESS ON VIDEO BY SUBSCRIBING TO OUR PATREON. The Awards Tape is growing! With our Awards Editor and local Oscars encyclopedia, Paul Rai, at the helm, our Oscars-centric show is becoming a weekly podcast all year long. Alongside our review on The Rolling Tape for Emerald Fennell’s latest film, “Wuthering Heights”, we look back at the […]
With the surplus of releases this weekend, Crime 101 may be off your radar, but I’m here to tell you it should be on your radar.
With strong leads and a strange concept, By Design quietly explores ideas of desire, obsession, and the objectification of women.
“Wuthering Heights” was the only novel by the English author Emily Brontë in 1847. The latest adaptation is courtesy of Emerald Fennell and Warner Bros., her third feature film as a writer and director. The story, notably in quotations, follows a passionate and tumultuous love story set against the backdrop of the Yorkshire moors, exploring […]
