Review: The Divide
I love the kinds of stories that are possible with a post-apocalyptic setting. It’s just one of those places where you can have ...
Tag: thriller
Mondo debuts two Gremlins posters – and more
This past Tuesday, Mondo held a screening of the 1980s kid’s classic, Gremlins. Because Christmas! As per usual Mondo style, audience members also ...
Reviews
Review: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
I’ve gone on record stating that American remakes of foreign movies are about as stupid an idea as mixing scotch with vodka. Look ...
Opening scene of The Divide leaves NYC in ruins
Back in October, we gave you the trailer for The Divide, an intense-looking post-apocalyptic thriller directed by Xavier Gens. We also reported that ...
Martin Scorcese’s next movie is a Snowy return to form
Hugo comes out in two days, and it represents a radical change in tone and form for Martin Scorcese. If you’re on the fence ...
Trailer: Journey 2: The Mysterious Island
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island is the sequel to 2008’s Journey to the Center of the Earth. I am thrilled with whomever decided ...
Trailers
Trailer: Safe House
Usually, I’m not really one for big-budget action movies. This however, looks pretty awesome. Safe House stars Denzel Washington as an infamous CIA ...
Reviews
Review: Moss
[This review was originally written as part of the ongoing series of Korean Movie Night NY screenings and then showed up again during ...
The Divide releasing unrated cut in 2012
After watching the trailer, I got really psyched for The Divide. It looks dark and unpleasant(in a not-Human Centipede 2 kind of way), ...
Trailers
Trailer 3: We Need to Talk about Kevin
I don’t have many regrets, but one of them is missing We Need to Talk about Kevin at CIFF this year. However, that ...
8 new Hunger Games posters released
I don’t know that much about the series of Hunger Games books by Suzanne Collins, but from the little I’ve heard, it seems ...
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Trailer: Restitution
There are movies that come along every so often that shake the very foundation of every film convention you hold dear and force ...