Pre-Screening Stance: It’s Halloween Month! Meaning: horror, horror, horror and more horror. So, four frightening flicks from the reigning champs of big budget horror, Blumhouse, sounds like a delight. Post-Screening Ramble: I going to chalk...
Pre-Screening Stance: The trailers for this film promise grim, pitch-black comedy and the sort of flashy visual editing I haven’t seen since Tony Scott’s Domino. I’m all about visual gusto and though more times than...
Pre-Screening Stance: I’ve never seen anything directed by Alister Grierson and I have no idea who Ben O’Toole is, but Bloody Hell looks like a big ball of dumb that’s could be a lot of fun. Let’s...
Well, I was hoping to see all of the double digit new features at this year’s scaled down Fantastic Fest, but I was only able to get in five of them. That’s better than nothing,...
Pre-Screening Stance: The Forty Year Old Version looks like total film fest-fare, which is interesting since this is the time of year that I’d usually be engaged with Fantastic Fest and the Austin Film Fest....
Pre-Screening Stance: You know, it’s been quiet times for screeners in the old Sanders household, so when Netflix dropped a press release for something called Vampires VS The Bronx I was, if not intrigued, desperate...
Pre-Screening Stance: I’m honestly surprised that it took Sofia Coppola and Bill Murray this long to do another full length feature together. Although, I can’t say I blame them for avoiding the very large task...
Pre-Screening Stance: The Trial Of The Chicago 7 looks like an Oscar-contender through and through. It’s got a huge cast of known faces, a super-relevant subject, and it’s written/directed by Aaron Sorkin. Sign me all...
Pre-Screening Stance: I only just recently became acquainted with John Reynolds (by way of Search Party) and Sunita Mani (via The Death Of Dick Long and those Progressive commercials), but I already like the two...
Pre-Screening Stance: I’ve never seen any of the adaptations (on or off-Broadway) of The Boys In The Band, so I’m looking forward to checking it out. Post-Screening Ramble: For a film that gets off to...
