FOLLOWING FILMS

In a welcome return to the stormy skies of disaster cinema, Twisters reinvigorates the genre with a fresh perspective while paying homage to its iconic predecessor, Twister . This sequel, directed by Lee Isaac Chung, navigates the turbulent waters of character-driven storytelling amidst the awe-inspiring chaos of nature's fury. The film centers on a new generation of storm chasers, led by a determined and resilient scientist, played by Daisy Edgar-Jones. Her character grapples with the physical dangers of extreme weather in addition to personal demons stemming from her family's legacy in the field. Edgar-Jones delivers a nuanced performance that balances vulnerability with fierce determination, making her the film's emotional anchor. The ensemble cast also features a standout performance by Glen Powell, who embodies the role of a cocky but skilled storm chaser. The relationship between Edgar-Jones and Powell attempts to add a layer of romantic tension to complement the hig

Eli Roth’s  Borderlands  catapults audiences into a riotous, post-apocalyptic universe where chaos reigns supreme, humor runs rampant, and action is relentless. Based on the immensely popular video game franchise, Roth attempts to blend the franchise's signature style with a cinematic experience that aims to resonate with both fans and newcomers alike. While the film showcases the director's penchant for visceral thrills, it also grapples with the complexities of translating video game storytelling to the big screen. From the film's opening moments, viewers are thrust into a world brimming with vivid colors and exaggerated characters, encapsulating the essence of the game. The narrative centers around a motley crew of treasure hunters, led by the fierce and enigmatic Lilith, portrayed with remarkable energy by Cate Blanchett. As they embark on a perilous quest to locate a legendary vault rumored to hold unimaginable power, audiences are introduced to a plethora of eccentric

At the core of the Hellraiser franchise is a distinct, disturbing mythos that explores human desires, pain, and pleasure in a way few other horror films do. It introduces a world where sadomasochism, hellish realms, and supernatural entities are intertwined, particularly through the puzzle box (the Lament Configuration) that summons the Cenobites, demonic beings led by Pinhead. This blend of horror and philosophical reflection on human suffering and desire sets it apart from traditional slasher films. Clive Barker, who wrote and directed the original Hellraiser (1987), brought a new perspective to horror. His vision, which came from his novella The Hellbound Heart, merged cosmic horror, body horror, and psychological terror. Barker’s deep, complex world-building—focused on the Cenobites and their perverse yet intriguing sense of morality—captured the imagination of audiences looking for something more intellectually engaging than standard horror fare. The character of Pinhead (played b

Torfoot Entertainment Group (TEG), a fast-rising player in the film, television, and digital content landscape, has officially unveiled its ambitious upcoming slate, headlined by the monster movie The Yeti. The newly-announced project marks a significant foray into the realm of creature features, putting TEG in direct competition with major Hollywood studios known for giant monster franchises like Godzilla and Kong. Founded by Canadian filmmaker Johnathan Brownlee, known for Three Days in August, Puppetmaster, and The Standoff at Sparrow Creek, along with Emmy Award-winning producer and casting director Ross Meyerson (Damages, Nurse Jackie, Dexter: Resurrection), TEG’s footprint spans major production hubs like Los Angeles, New York City, Dallas, and Toronto. The company is now stepping into the spotlight with its bold, diverse slate, spearheaded by The Yeti, which promises to breathe new life into the classic monster movie genre. The Yeti, starring Jim Cummings (Thunder Road, Last Sto

In the crowded market of genre film restoration, Arrow Films has once again solidified its place as a go-to distributor for collectors with its latest release, J-Horror Rising. This limited edition Blu-ray set is an impressive collection, offering a deep dive into the eerie, unsettling world of Japanese horror that captivated audiences at the turn of the millennium. Fans of the genre, from casual horror enthusiasts to ardent collectors, will find this release a treasure trove of remastered classics and rare extras. The set encompasses seven films that epitomize the hallmarks of "J-Horror": ghostly apparitions, psychic phenomena, folklore steeped in ancient evil, and an overarching dread of technology's encroachment on modern life. Titles like Shikoku, Isola: Multiple Personality Girl, and Noroi: The Curse sit at the core of this collection, each representing a facet of Japan's rich horror tradition. Whether it's the pastoral spookiness of Shikoku, where childhood

Based on Peter Brown’s beloved, #1 New York Times bestseller, The Wild Robot tells the poignant story of Roz, a robot voiced by Academy Award winner Lupita Nyong’o ( Us , Black Panther ), who is shipwrecked on a desolate island. As Roz learns to navigate the unfamiliar wilderness, she forms surprising bonds with the local wildlife, including a wily fox (Pedro Pascal, The Last of Us ) and an orphaned gosling named Brightbill (Kit Connor, Heartstopper ). The film expertly blends high-octane adventure with themes of self-discovery, exploring the intricate balance between technology and nature. Helmed by acclaimed director Chris Sanders ( Lilo & Stitch , The Croods ), a three-time Academy Award nominee, the movie is brought to life by a powerhouse voice cast. Alongside Nyong’o, Pascal, and Connor, audiences will be treated to performances from Catherine O’Hara ( Schitt’s Creek ), Bill Nighy ( Love Actually ), Stephanie Hsu ( Everything Everywhere All at Once ), Mark Hamill ( Star Wars