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Australia's Imprint Films makes a habit of releasing worldwide Blu-ray debuts, and 'The Beast' is nearly among them.

It was not without admirable aplomb that Times Square attempted to capture the punk movement in its zeitgeist the way Saturday Night Fever did with disco.

The life, works and death of Jean Rollin, practitioner of fantastique filmmaking, is documented in Orchestrator of Storms. Our review...

13/07/2022 - European flicks The Elderly, Megalomaniac and Orchestrator of Storms will celebrate their world premieres at the Canadian genre festival

13/07/2022 - European flicks The Elderly, Megalomaniac and Orchestrator of Storms will celebrate their world premieres at the Canadian genre festival

13/07/2022 - European flicks The Elderly, Megalomaniac and Orchestrator of Storms will celebrate their world premieres at the Canadian genre festival

Canada’s Fantasia International Film Festival will close its 26th edition with a...

The final wave of programming has been announced for the Fantasia International Film Festival. Read moreo n Dread Central.

FINAL CUT, MY BROKEN MARIKO, THE ELDERLY, THAT KIND OF SUMMER, BODIES BODIES BODIES, and Dario Argento’s DARK GLASSES among a wealth of titles.

As a title, Coach to Vienna suggests an opulent Boule de Suif-like drama directed by Max Ophüls and starring the likes of Danielle Darrieux and Michel Simon. But Karel Kachyňa’s film is no Viennese waltz. It’s a bleak end-of-World War II drama in which a semi-conscious German soldier, Günther (Luděk Munzar), mutters about a woman, or women, he slept with – abused – in the “hellhole” of Ukraine. This long-buried 1966 Czech New Wave gem is horribly relevant to 2022.