Clint Eastwood follows his Oscar Nominated movie, American Sniper, with a retelling of the real life plane crash The feeling you have just before your plane crashes in the
Genre : Horror/SF Country : USA Cast : Sofia Black-D’Elia : Emma Analeigh Tipton : Stacey Travis Tope : Evan Director : Henry Joost, Ariel Schulman Summary
Film Synopsis: A documentary film maker named Annie ropes her husband into a new project that involves setting up cameras throughout their house. Then complications arise when the
Based on the heart-wrenching novel by author M. L. Stedman, the period drama of ‘The Light Between Oceans’ boasts not only a well-acted cast, but also an emotional
Finally diving into the cryptic new series from Netflix, the sci-fi thriller ‘Stranger Things’, I was pleasantly met with a phenomenally-crafted show, one that works not only as
It is 1914. As the Great War looms, the vast Ottoman Empire is crumbling. Constantinople (Istanbul), its once vibrant, multicultural capital is about to be consumed by chaos.
Indie Feature film, Funeral Day, Teams up With the Testicular Cancer Society and will have its World Premiere at the Austin Revolution Film Festival Funeral Day, a darkly
On the surface, Sully is a somewhat slow and predictable courtroom drama, but thanks to Tom Hanks’ performance and Clint Eastwood’s directing it instead becomes an enjoyable and
It has been 17 years since The Blair Witch Project was released in theaters. The movie proved to filmmakers everywhere that found footage horror films can truly be
The Shriekfest Film Festival, an international horror/sci-fi film and screenplay competition, has announced the first half of its 2016 feature film lineup. Film festival director Denise Gossett says
When we first heard about Gabriel Evans’ latest horror project ‘Was Live’, to say we were intrigued was an understatement. We were taken in with Gabriel’s concept of
Greetings again from the darkness. Society has a tendency to go to extremes – hero worship for those who probably don’t deserve it and character assassination for those
Greetings again from the darkness. John Krasinski’s second film as a director mines the all too familiar territory of dysfunctional family life … only the script from Jim
