Wicker
The Sundance breakout hit Wicker is a wildly original cinematic gem that injects magic realism and quirky, offbeat humor straight into a traditional period piece. Refreshing, deeply enjoyable, and unafraid [...]
Clayface
James Gunn and Peter Safran have had several projects in the relaunched DCU, both on television and in the theatre. None of those projects have particularly ignited the passions of [...]
Primetime
Lance Oppenheim's Primetime is a biting, deeply unsettling film that operates as a razor-sharp satire, a suffocating dark comedy in the vein of Gus Van San'ts To Die For, and [...]
Hope
Na Hong-jin’s Hope marks the celebrated director’s long-awaited return, arriving a full ten years after his highly impressive and much celebrated 2016 horror thriller The Wailing. Known for his unmatched [...]
Insidious: Out of the Further
James Wan's original Insidious film was a major sleeper hit when it was released in the spring of 2011, grossing over $100 million worldwide on a $1 million budget. Wan's [...]
Tony
Tony is based on a single summer in the life of author and chef Anthony Bourdain. Set in Provincetown, Massachusetts during the mid 1970s, Dominic Sessa plays the title character as [...]
The Rivals of Amziah King
The Rivals of Amziah King is a film that almost defies easy categorization, mixing as it does elements of crime drama, westerns, musicals, horror, thriller, romance and slow cinema character [...]
The End of Oak Street
Filmmaker and Detroit native David Robert Mitchell first made a name for himself with his debut feature, the comedic coming-of-age drama The Myth of the American Sleepover back in 2010, [...]
Cookie Queens
Cookie Queen is a charming and intimate look at four girls selling cookies for the Girl Scouts of America. They range in age from five to twelve, and come from [...]
I Want Your Sex
Legendary indie auteur Gregg Araki’s latest erotic dark comedy, I Want Your Sex, may lack the dreamlike surrealism of his earlier work, but it taps directly into the central obsession [...]