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Thinking about the great restaurants we’ve reviewed this year leads to a constant discussion at Team Let’s Go Eat HQ: Where should we eat tonight? Finally

Cineverse (NASDAQ: CNVS) announced today that the Company has acquired all North American rights to Junta Yamaguchi's time loop comedy River following its Fantastic Fest showing in Austin, TX. The Company plans to release the film on its streaming service AsianCrush in early 2024. The film, which premiered at Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival in July, was also screened at the 56th Sitges Fantastic Film Festival in Spain this month.

Junta Yamaguchi is back with another two-minute time travel movie in River. Jeremy Thomas checks in with his review from Fantasia International Film Festival.

River is a time-loop movie where people relive the same two minutes over and over. It's also one of the funniest and best at Fantasia Fest 2023.

Santa Barbara’s Third Window Brewing Co. has found the right formula: combine highly acclaimed beer with soul-satisfying food, and serve it in a relaxed

From Akira to Crazy Thunder Road, Japan’s delinquent biker movies gripped post-war Japan. Here, James Balmont unpacks the legacy left in their tracks

To mark its 30th anniversary, the cult director sits down to discuss the inspirations behind his 1991 adventure-horror, including kaiju monster movies and Ridley Scott’s Alien

From James Bond's final mission to independent time loop comedies, we have our list of the Top 10 Nerdist Movies of 2021.

Released in Japan that year, The Legend Of The Stardust Brothers is a terrific musical comedy, with horror and sci-fi trappings, that premiered to not-so-terrific critical notices and box office, seeing virtually no release outside of East Asia. In the 30-plus years since, the film has developed a cult following, to the extent that its writer-director was able to make a semi-sequel, The Brand New Legend Of The Stardust Brothers, in 2016. Thanks to the efforts of distributor Third Window Films...

Local eateries are eager, after nearly seven weeks, to again offer outdoor service to their patrons Empty outdoor tables at Carlito’s Restaurant in downtown Santa Barbara will soon be filled with customers again following the lifting Monday of the state’s regional state-at-home order. (Brooke Holland / Noozhawk photo) By Brooke Holland, Noozhawk Staff Writer | @BT_Holland January 25, 2021 | 9:26 p.m. After nearly seven weeks of a regional coronavirus stay-at-home order, Santa Barba...