Since last year it’s been known Clint Eastwood was at work on Juror #2, which initially came to light as a swan song––”one last project in order to be able to ride off into the sunset with [Eastwood’s] head held high,” per some trade-blabbing source. Thus shrouding the project in more than the usual interest […]
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As we go deeper into the fall movie season, October often offers the cream of the cinematic crop. This year is no different: with this year’s top winners at Berlinale and Cannes, as well as the best film to debut at a fall festival, there’s plenty to enjoy. As many of these will begin in […]
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Mati Diop documents the repatriation of stolen African treasures from France.
Eraserhead is the big bang of David Lynch’s universe and simply unthinkable without “In Heaven.” But so is any canon of Lynch’s musical work––making all the more logical a cover orchestrated by Sean Henry for his new album HEAD, and for which we’re pleased to exclusively debut the music video directed by Ryan Schnackenberg and […]
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Sometimes a film comes along and blindsides when you least expect it. The sublime surprise Love in the Big City is just such a film, enriching the landscape of Korean cinema in a year that has quietly seen low-key films return to the fore while their big-budget brethren have failed to capture the imagination of the public. That is not to say that Love in the Big City wasn’t a title worth looking forward to. It stars the supremely talented Kim Go-eun, currently on a major hot streak, alongside rising Pachinko star Noh Sang-hyun (aka Steve Noh), is directed by E.oni, whose 2003 debut …ing remains one of the most affecting Korean screen romances, and had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival….
A happy first day of October to you all. The folks at Arrow celebrate the best in contemporary and cult genre cinema year round but as more focus is drawn to the realm of weird and wacky during this time of year it is time to share this month’s lineup from the Arrow Video Player. Particular attention shuld be made that the selection of J-horror classics and the selections of Trick ‘r Treat’s Michael Dugherty. Both House films and Vamp starring Grace Jones feature this month as well. As always each month’s programming features a little something for everyone. Find your spooky season treats in the full announcement below. ARROW Player Announces October 2024 Lineup Streamer Highlights Y2K Nightmares, Monstrous Shorts, Selects from…
