‘Penny Lane Is Dead’ Interview: Mia’Kate Russell Talks Ozploitation, Mixing Gory Horror With Queer...
Mia'Kate Russell already had a reputation before she shot a single frame of her bloody new Ozploitation flick, Penny Lane is Dead. Having built...
‘Unabomber’ Trailer: Jacob Tremblay Becomes The Country’s Most Notorious Domestic Terrorist
How does Ted Kaczynski go from being a 16-year-old Harvard student to the country's most notorious domestic terrorist? That dark evolution is at the...
‘A Talent For Murder’ Trailer: Helen Mirren Plots Murder As Patricia Highsmith In Anton...
Author Patricia Highsmith is known for her psychological thriller novels featuring charming murderers, the most popular of which features the character Tom Ripley, adapted...
‘Heat 2’ Casts Odessa Young As Charlene, Maria Cid As A New Character
After confirming Christian Bale and Leonardo DiCaprio for Heat 2, Michael Mann is starting to move on to the key female roles. Deadline reports...
Podcast: Ridley Scott’s THE DOG STARS, How Long Until We Get A Director’s Cut?
On this episode of Cinema Royale, Joblo.com's Chris Bumbray is back and we're talking Ridley Scott's post-apocalyptic THE DOG STARS with Jacob Elordi, Josh...
Review: ‘Colony’
South Korean filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho directed two of the most influential zombie action flicks with Train to Busan and its massive sequel, Peninsula. He returns to the...
Review: ‘Penny Lane Is Dead’
When a moviegoer fainted at the Fantastia premiere of Mia'Kate Russell's Ozploitation flick Penny Lane is Dead, you just knew that kind of instant cred...
Review: ‘Buddy’
Remember that sicko viral video Too Many Cooks, a violent 11-minute send-up of classic sitcoms that saw characters fall prey to a serial killer? That...
‘Fjord’ Trailer: Sebastian Stan And Renate Reinsve Face Judgement For Their Beliefs In Cristian...
Following acclaimed, transformative performances in A Different Man and The Apprentice, Sebastian Stan might be headed for more accolades. NEON has released the trailer...
‘Possible Love’ Trailer: ‘Burning’ Director Lee Chang-dong Returns With A New Drama Premiering At...
It's been eight years since Lee Chang-dong made a splash at Cannes with Burning, winning the FIPRESCI International Critics’ Prize. The South Korean filmmaker...