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The Wraith (Fantasy Sci-Fi Horror Exploding Car Film Blu-ray)
Over the last few years, Lionsgate has been slowly redeeming themselves in the eyes of cult movie fans with their Vestron Video Collector’s Series Blu-ray releases. As the vault finally opens, long-desired titles like Waxwork and Blood Diner have finally made their digital debuts in fully loaded special editions with A/V quality to match. […]
Dark Star Pictures \ film \ Oration Films \ sci-fi \ thriller \ Yedidya Gorsetman
Empathy, Inc. (Empathetic Exploitation but in Sci-Fi)
Imagine a virtual reality where you can smell and touch. Commit murder without repercussions, indulge in your deepest fantasies without waking up sore, cleaning up the mess or checking for an STD. Empathy, Inc. is the second film from director Yedidya Gorsetman with writer Mark Leidner, a brilliant sci-fi thriller that takes a look at our obsession with […]
animation \ anime \ film \ Guillaume Renard \ lol rotten tomatoes is dumb \ Shoujirou Nishimi
MFKZ (GTA San Andreas Goes Sci-Fi)
MFKZ, co-directed by Guillaume Renard and Shoujirou Nishimi, is a lot of things crammed into 90 minutes of kinetic animated insanity. The nod to anime is rather overt, but there’s also an influence of alien sci-fi, call-outs to the GTA games and various elements of hip hop culture with a dose of the sort […]
crust punk \ drug addiction \ film \ heroin \ Juro Šlauka \ punk \ punk rock \ Slovakia \ woah drug tag film
Punk Never Ends! (Heroin Crust in Slovakia)
Those who enjoy soap-opera drama of people’s misery should grab a glass of wine and popcorn for the feature debut from director Juro Šlauka, Punk Never Ends! (Punk je hned!), a bleak, realistic look into drug addiction. It’s the perfect film to let kids know the glamorous life they could lead if they became an […]
comic book \ film \ fuck Steampunk \ supernatural
The Spadina House (Lol Victorian Superpowers)
Goddamn I can’t stop laughing at this. And that probably makes you think I hate it, but in actuality it’s something else, trust me. The Spadina House proved quite difficult to review because it’s rather simple to blow its cover in a second (I actually did already, you just didn’t notice), so I’m conflicted […]
action film \ film \ Hippocratic brutality \ Hong Kong crazy \ New Zealand \ Roseanne Liang \ short film \ Vimeo
Do No Harm (Hippocratic Slaughter Oath)
God this is such a great film. I knew it was going to be, there was no way a doctor standing with a depressed glare at the camera, covered in blood whilst holding a scalpel, was going to be anything but graphic (and thus very good). That stare got me sold. But what sold […]
animation \ film \ life sucks \ Sava Zivkovic \ sci-fi \ science fiction \ Serbia \ short film
Freight (Crushing Sci-Fi Existentialism)
It saddens me when I see such great, short films receive so little attention, and when they do on bigger sites it’s another drop in the constant stream of digital vomit bigger names spew out at too fast a rate to notice all for the sake of quantity in this age of consume at […]
Abis Studio \ animated film \ animation \ film \ fuck Cannes \ Reniform Production \ Romania \ Sergiu Negulici
The Blissful Accidental Death (Memories Hurt)
After the painfully cocky, and very French, rejection from Cannes we realized we’ll always be bottom-feeding worms. That’s fine, because most art films don’t make any money anyway. Shit, neither do we… Well forget that aborted attempt at an intro, because this is the beginning of more film coverage, especially shorts, which are grossly […]
AI \ BH Tilt \ film \ horror \ Leigh Whannel \ OTL Releasing \ poor Asimov \ sci-fi \ science fiction
Upgrade (Death Wish + Linux = )
Upgrade is the second film by the Australian Leigh Whaddel, a co-creator of the Saw franchise. Thankfully this film represents a movement away from Whaddel’s earlier gory shenanigans and is a venture into the holiest of holies: science fiction. As opposed to exploring a world where a pig mask wearing grandpa gets hard from […]
Dark Star Pictures \ film \ horror \ Lisa Brühlmann \ Lunda Wedler \ movie
Blue My Mind (Little Mermaid Body Horror)
The “coming of age” theme has been exploited in so many films over the years that I’d probably have a brain aneurysm in the process of trying to name them all. Cynical elitism aside, however, at times a healthy dash of artistic flair combined with strong cinematography can give even the most cliched of […]
