First Look 2026 Review: IT GOES THAT QUICK, A Home Movie That Goes Beyond It's sort of a continuation of a home movie. But categorizing the film as either a documentary or a narrative would be doing the film a disservice. screenanarchy.com/2026/05/firs...

If you spend two movies developing a love triangle, and then in the third movie, you say “jk two of them are related lol,” I’m gonna check out on a certain level forever, no matter how much fun I still have

No fooling, HOKUM is a fabulous horror film for all tastes. I’ve seen too many protagonists skulk down dark hallways, but Damian McCarthy’s version of that shot is so visceral that you feel like he’s really been there. You can smell the mildew. www.latimes.com/entertainmen...

TOMORROW NEVER DIES (1997; d. Roger Spottiswode): Pierce Brosnan's 2nd go at James Bond is absolutely splendid, buoyed by Michelle Yeoh (despite 007 'rescuing' her more than needed) and

Mine, occasioned by visiting the indispensable @criterionchannl.bsky.social .

Apple TV's fun new horror comedy Widow's Bay, starring Matthew Rhys, asks, "What if the mayor from Jaws wasn't willfully ignoring shark attacks, but the fact that the whole island is supernaturally cursed?" My review:

ROBOCOP (1987; d. Paul Verhoeven): Rewatched on Criterion Channel, initially just to sample the out-of-print audio commentary, then couldn't stop watching/listening. I had the DVD once upon a time. What an amazing movie - briskly paced, yet visionary and impactful! www.criterionchannel.com/robocop

COLD WAR 1994: The third instalment in Lokman Leung's sprawling Hong Kong police saga is also the best. An action-packed, nostalgia-fuelled thriller set in the city's pre-handover heyday, and boasting an ensemble cast packed with almost every working actor in town: marshattacks.com/2026/04/28/c...

“the important part of being a critic is trying to connect people with things that will enlighten them, enrich them and challenge them in some way – actively, they’re going to engage with… not something they’re going to consume like a bag of chips and never think about again”

WIDOW'S BAY Review: Threading the Needle Between Comedy and Horror Matthew Rhys, Kate O'Flynn, and Stephen Root star in Katie Dippold's darkly comic Apple TV series, which soon enters horror territory. screenanarchy.com/2026/04/wido...

Baa Baa Black Sheep! Count me in on #TeamSheepDetectives. dallasfilmnow.com/2026/04/27/t...

My mom and I need your help. 14 months ago, she had a near-fatal fall at home. She has spent the time since beating all of the odds at a total of *10* different facilities recovering from injuries, infections, and surgeries. More info at the link buttondown.com/officehours/...

Wasn't easy, and I know I've missed some absolute classics, but I wrote about 15 of the best teen movies! Of course I included BATTLE ROYALE, OVER THE EDGE, LINDA LINDA LINDA, LITTLE DARLINGS, and more masterpieces. www.slashfilm.com/2149384/best...

I missed advance screenings this week and I always aim to catch up ASAP but I find I have no desire to watch an authorized bio-pic that should have starred an animated monkey but I’m much more interested in the one about a fictional pop star.

I’ve really been enjoying the new Matlock, so I’m giving them the benefit of the doubt that the show’s ridiculous AI episode was forced upon them. #tvsky 📺

OVER YOUR DEAD BODY Review: Uproariously Funny, Absolutely Brutal Samara Weaving, Jason Segel, Timothy Olyphant, Juliette Lewis, and Paul Guilfoyle star in director Jorma Taccone's remake of Tommy Wirkola's 'The Trip.' screenanarchy.com/2026/04/over...

Vader: You are part of the rebel alliance and a traitor! Take her away! Stormtrooper: Would it kill you to say please?

Visions du Réel 2026: Exclusive GHOST TOWN Trailer Premiere screenanarchy.com/2026/04/visi...

Another 2026 SXSW Midnighter acquired! Congrats, team NEVER AFTER DARK! And congrats all genre fans, because this movie ruuuuules. variety.com/2026/film/ne...

Oh yeah, THE FORBIDDEN CITY is a legit great time. A simple revenge tale infused with character, thematic intent, and gorgeous visuals. The fight scenes rock, but the rest of it is every bit as engaging. My only complaint is that I haven't seen more leading roles for Liu Yaxi announced yet!

Ok here we go @didrushinghomer.bsky.social lol. Will update once a day

Seven years ago today, April 17, 2019, David Lynch appeared in the music video "Fire Is Coming," reciting a lengthy spoken word piece he penned. In my book THE DREAMER'S PATH, Flying Lotus explains the incredible origins of their unique collaboration. bit.ly/3NpYWqA #DavidLynch #TheDreamersPath

BALLISTIC Review: Mother Undone by Her Son's Battlefield Death Lena Headey stars in director Chad Faust's unexpectedly nuanced and consistently engrossing film. screenanarchy.com/2026/04/ball...

Highly recommended: Wong Kar-Wai's delirious new series! www.youtube.com/watch?v=HULz...

Some great news — THE DREAMER'S PATH won FIRST PLACE in the Nonfiction Entertainment category at BookFest Awards this weekend! For David Lynch fans, there's info here you won't find anywhere else. bit.ly/3NpYWqA #DavidLynch #TwinPeaks #booksky #TheDreamersPath #BookFest2026 #bookawards #BrentSimon

AMRUM Exclusive Clip: Coming-of-Age at The End of WWII in Nazi Germany screenanarchy.com/2026/04/amru...

Wow, what a great game. Dodgers score 2 runs on 3 hits, barely escaping McLean and the Mets. Yamamoto!

Riveting pitching duel. Dodgers vs Mets. 1-1. This is what TV was made for.

Ryoo Seung-wan returns to the world of THE BERLIN FILE with HUMINT, and it's another banger. Imagine living in a country with both a fully functional government *and* film studios delivering densely engaging spy thrillers punctuated with stellar fight scenes! The dream.

THRASH is very much CRAWL with sharks, but you're a fool if you think that's a bad thing. First hour is pretty great, third act feels pretty rushed, but the whole is a fun time (with at least one unforgettable kill). Now on Netflix!

Friday One Sheet: IL DIO DELLAMORE screenanarchy.com/2026/04/frid...

Looking forward to the festival's 20th anniversary edition. dallasfilmnow.com/2026/04/09/t...

Joe Dante’s video makes me want to see the movie now. I mean, he knows stuff.

Great, great movie! My favorite of the year.

One of the coolest gigs I had was running the Facebook side of the One Perfect Shot Account in the mid 2010s. I thought I lost my entire collection of film stills I shared, but just got a new device that somehow synced up to a really old account & I found them! Let’s kick things off. 1) VERTIGO

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After years of being unavailable or locked behind a paywall, fans of Tales From the Crypt will finally be able to binge watch the beloved series for the first time ever. Shudder announced today that it will be the exclusive home for all seven seasons of the anthology series, making it the first…

Everyone knows the first episode of THE AUDACITY premiered this past Sunday after the season finale of DARK WINDS, right? @amctv.bsky.social Kooky show, to say the least.

PEGASUS 3: Han Han's blockbuster motor racing sequel roars into Hong Kong this week, and even for those unfamiliar with the franchise, the film delivers a nitrous-fuelled injection of pure unadulterated entertainment. www.scmp.com/lifestyle/en...

A few years ago during SXSW Cryptobros put up billboards all over town with the message: CRYPTO IS REAL! You know how I knew crypto isn't real? Because no one ever had to put up a billboard saying MONEY IS REAL! It just is. THAT'S how I feel about every article telling me I need AI in my life.

Heads up that MAN FINDS TAPE is on sale on Amazon to rent for $4.99 or purchase for only $7.98 (HD) / $7.99 (UHD). If you've been waiting, now's a great time to watch it for less than some chicken nuggets and fries. (The universal comparison metric.) www.amazon.com/Man-Finds-Ta...

"DO YOU SEE THESE?" Thirty-five years ago today, April 4, 1991, was the broadcast date of David Lynch's Gordon Cole first meeting Shelly Johnson (Mädchen Amick) in TWIN PEAKS. With 70-plus interviews, THE DREAMER'S PATH unpacks this story, and *every* Lynch on-screen performance. bit.ly/46WL5z1

Just checked into my Airbnb, which is 100% thanks to you guys here. Social media (rightly) gets the blame for many of the world's ills, but Bluesky you literally saved me. No words to fully describe my gratitude 💜

THE KILLER Review: John Woo's Achingly Romantic Bloodbath Returns to Cinemas screenanarchy.com/2026/04/the-...

There's a Tommy Wirkola shark-attack flick hitting Netflix next week that looks very CRAWL x BAIT 3D-esque, and I feel like so few people know?

I LOVE BOOSTERS Trailer and Poster: Important Community Service screenanarchy.com/2026/03/i-lo...

Julia Ducournau's film ALPHA has divided critics. I am on the side that loved it. A stunning body horror film that finds beauty in the bleak, and understands the violence of grief. My review via @screenanarchy.bsky.social screenanarchy.com/2026/04/alph...

i'm probably cooler on the film overall than Shelagh, but by any yardstick ALPHA is a film worth seeing and having your own reaction to. works like this are why we do the work, y'know?

I am loath to do this, but I need your help. My 20+ year marriage has unexpectedly imploded. There's a kid involved. Aside from Lupus, Autism and a shitty 2009 Mazda, I have nothing. Things are fairly desperate right now, so if you can help out now in any way at all I'd be really grateful ❤️

Also both RUNNING SCARED and BUSTING were added to Prime today, if you're looking for the greatest double feature imaginable