Jasper Sharp News Today

You often hear movie critics whining about sequels are announced. Why must we get another installment of a film? Has Hollywood run out of ideas? Most of the tim

By Tim Grabham and Jasper Sharp. With a text Response by Lucia Pietroiusti. Streaming February 19–25. Part of Uncomputables, curated by Agnieszka Kurant for the Artist Cinemas series.

When talking about the Swingin' Sixities, the locations are usually London's Carnaby Street or the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. This time was bigger than two lo

E-flux is very pleased to present Uncomputables: On Alien Intelligences and Cybernetics, an online film program put together by Agnieszka Kurant as the thirteenth edition of Artist Cinemas, a long-term series curated by artists for e-flux Film.

Kathleen Ryan at the a href= https://www.hamburger-kunsthalle.de/en/ target= _blank Hamburger Kunsthalle /a is the US artist’s (b. 1984) firs

This year's Brooklyn Horror Film Festival lineup is a spooktacular treat and we've got a rundown on what to catch at this year's fest.

Sarah Appleton and Jasper Sharp’s documentary, The J-Horror Virus, traces the origins and influences of a Japanese horror genre.

Arrow Video is releasing the original Japanese Ring (Ringu) in Ultra High Definition 4K Blu-ray. The 1998 film from Hideo Nakata is based of a 1991 novel of the…

The team behind THE FOUND FOOTAGE PHENOMENON are back with another terrifying documentary.

During the glory days of VHS, the foreign film section of your local mom and pop store might have been a single rack. The boxes on display were mainly the class