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Every Baby Boomer Alive Remembers These 4 Classic Rock Jams From 1974
Slade band members Don Powell, Dave Hill, Jim Lea and Noddy Holder on the set of their film ‘Slade in Flame’ on location at Willesden. October 1974. (Photo by Peter Stone/Mirrorpix/Getty Images) A lot of classic rock goodness was happening in 1974, and I bet every baby boomer alive remembers a few hit songs from…
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Frontières Buzzy Zombie Romcom ‘Cold Feet’ Adds Co-Pro Partners, Cast (EXCLUSIVE)
Intercultural zombie romcom “Cold Feet,” from Prague-based writer-director Apoorva Satish, has secured co-producers Telemark (Poland, Ici et Là Productions (France) and line producer LaSutra Pictures (India). The news comes ahead of the project’s debut at the Fantasia International Film Festival’s Frontières Co-Production Market, held July 22–25 in Montreal. “Cold Feet” has been developed through Off…
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“If you took into account all the illegal downloading, our 350,000 sales equates to over a million copies. But I’m just happy we have a career”: Mastodon’s Crack The Skye was a triumph – but it could have been a whole lot more
They basked in the 70s prog glory of King Crimson, Yes and Genesis to make their fourth album with a concept so strong they wanted to make it into a movie, but failed
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All five Hunger Games movies are now on Netflix
The Hunger Games is now complete on Netflix. Here’s why Suzanne Collins’ dystopian saga still feels eerily relevant almost 20 years later.
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Nicolas Winding Refn’s ‘Her Private Hell’ Ignites Fantasia’s 30th Edition as Hot Global Genre Titles Get Set to Stoke or Take Over the Mainstream
They’re back! The annual rampage of genre filmmakers, industry, and fans through the cinemas and social hubs of Montreal has begun, as the Fantasia International Film Festival opens its 30th edition on July 16 with Nicolas Winding Refn receiving the Cheval Noir Career Achievement Award before hosting the Canadian premiere of his sumptuously visceral, trope-defying…
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The 10 Best Thriller Movies Where the Villain Wins
Chilling classics like Funny Games and Se7en are among the best thrillers where the villain walks away victorious.
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10 Greatest Fantasy Books of the 2020s (So Far), Ranked
From Tress of the Emerald Sea to Crossroads of Ravens, these are the best fantasy novels to come out during the 2020s… so far, anyway.
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Rosemary Who? Get Ready for Emma’s Baby as ‘Birth’ Seduces Tallifornia Film Fund With ‘Grotesque and Terrifying’ Take on Pregnancy (EXCLUSIVE)
Estonian director Oskar Lehemaa is ready to give “Birth” to his first English-language body horror. Presented at Frontières Co-Production Market, it follows a couple that, after years of failed attempts to conceive, decides to attend a secluded fertility retreat deep in the woods – as a last resort before IVF. But as the retreat’s ancient…
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‘Now, It’s All About What the Fans Think’ — Star Wars Creator George Lucas Says Hollywood Takes the Wrong Message From Focus Groups and ‘Let the Audience Actually Make the Movie’
Legendary Star Wars creator George Lucas has expressed his dissatisfaction with focus groups, insisting the audience “doesn’t know what they want to see.”
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10 Movies That Take Themselves Way Too Seriously
Movies like Crash and Spectre take themselves way too seriously, ruining what would otherwise be compelling and unique narratives by being too morose.