Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email What do you do if you dream of making a dinosaur movie but don’t have the budget for elaborate CGI or practical effects? For most, films like Jurassic Park, Jurassic World, or even Tammy and the T-Rex seem out of reach without a […]
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Aviv Rubinstien’s LIZZIE LAZARUS (which played at Popcorn Frights) offers a unique twist on the classic destination movie trope. The premise of a destination movie is the characters set out to reach a certain location and the hope of arrival is what drives
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email The shelves of a video rental store will always play with the nostalgia strings of any film lover who used to peruse the aisles of their favorite video store. Row after row of movies which would make the selection seem like an impossible
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Having its world premiere at Popcorn Frights, Patrick Rea’s LGBTQ found-footage film THE NIGHT IS YOUNG follows the video blog of a frustrated woman just trying to find love in the overly complicated dating-world. When the dating pool only offers up unhinged and
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email The Tenants directed by Yoon Eun-Gyeong, played at the Fantasia International Film Festival last week and engaged audiences with its haunting portrayal of a dystopian Seoul. This chilling thriller (often dubbed Kafkaesque by internet critics) dives deep into the pollution-filled reality of skyrocketing
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email If you’re in the mood for a psycho-sexual queer thriller that will leave you questioning reality, look no further than Haze. Directed by Matthew Fifer, this film dives deep into the eerie world of institutionalization and buried secrets. Making its international premiere at
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