NYC: The Brooklyn Horror Film Festival starts next week (October 14-16)
The inaugural Brooklyn Horror Film Festival starts next Friday, October 14th. The BHFF will screen more than a dozen features and 25 shorts, ...
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Reviews
BHFF Review: Child Eater
Creating a new face of horror is difficult. For every Jason, Freddy, and Michael Myers, there are countless forgettable imitators. These lower-tier boogeymen ...
Reviews
BHFF Review: Let Her Out
Feeling frustrated by a movie isn’t unusual. The best/worst kind of frustration is when the hints of a better film are evident. It’s ...
NYC: Check out Apparition Popup Art Show on Saturday 10/8 (Brooklyn Horror Film Festival)
While the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival gets underway next week, there’s a launch event at Catland Books on Saturday, October 8th starting at ...
Reviews
Review: Abacus: Small Enough to Jail
Steve James may be incapable of directing a bad documentary. His films includes Hoop Dreams, The Interrupters, and Life Itself. With Abacus: Small Enough ...
Review: Paterson
Jim Jarmusch’s Paterson is work of subtle optimism. It’s a gentle film, kind and generous, funny, too. Watching the movie, I sensed Jarmusch ...
NYC: Metrograph has marathon OJ: Made in America screenings, director Ezra Edelman Q&A
O.J.: Made in America is the crowning achievement of ESPN’s 30 for 30 documentaries. Director Ezra Edelman’s five-part, seven-and-a-half hour film is an ...
NYC: Tickets available for first ever Brooklyn Horror Film Festival (October 14-16)
Tickets are now on sale for the inaugural Brooklyn Horror Film Festival (BHFF), a showcase of independent horror movies taking place in North ...
NYFF 2016: Our Most Anticipated Movies of the 54th New York Film Festival
The 54th New York Film Festival kicks off on Friday, September 30th and runs until Sunday, October 16th. This year’s slate looks generally ...
NYC: MoMA to screen Thief and the Cobbler work print with director Richard Williams this month
Nearly 30 years in the making, The Thief and the Cobbler is a work of genius hampered by the ambition of its maker, ...
NYC: Metrograph showing Willy Wonka in 35mm Labor Day weekend
If you live in New York City and can’t get into the AMC screenings of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory this weekend, ...
NYC: Nitehawk buys The Pavilion by Prospect Park, will open dine-in cinema fall 2017
The Nitehawk Cinema is an excellent dine-in movie theater, and one of the few reasons I still head to Williamsburg these days. With ...