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Stephen McHattie
Exclusive Interview: “MY ANIMAL” director Jacqueline Castel on casting, connecting and running with the wolves
Her striking feature debut digs into a different kind of lycanthropic romance.
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Michael Gingold
Movie Review: It could have been a stranger “DREAMLAND”
It feels more like a crazy quilt of offbeat inspirations than a singular vision, though it does have its intermittent…
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Michael Gingold
“DREAMLAND” has a different date and more profane poster in Canada
We previously reported on the U.S. release plans for the new fantasy/crime/horror thriller by the creators of PONTYPOOL, and now…
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Michael Gingold
Trailer and poster released for “DREAMLAND,” with Stephen McHattie and Henry Rollins
A bizarre new crime/horror/fantasy thriller from the creators and stars of the cult-fave zombie film PONTYPOOL is coming next month,…
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Michael Gingold
“DREAMLAND,” from “PONTYPOOL” creators with Stephen McHattie and Henry Rollins, gets a release date
Even as the coronavirus plays havoc with release schedules, independent distributors are forging ahead and dating movies for later in…
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Michael Gingold
Exclusive Interview: Director Ant Timpson, Elijah Wood and Stephen McHattie on “COME TO DADDY”
The trio talk up their deliciously nasty familial shocker.
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Michael Gingold
“COME TO DADDY” and “AFTER MIDNIGHT”: Two of the year’s best get dates, trailers, posters
They both impressed fans and critics (including us) at festivals this past year, and now Ant Timpson’s COME TO DADDY…
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Michael Gingold
Movie Review: Your Fears Aren’t Imaginary in “Z”
Working off the fact that children with invisible friends are one of the most bizarre aspects of raising children, the…
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Rue Morgue Manor
Tribeca ’19 Movie Review: “COME TO DADDY” is irresistibly twisted
It’s outrageous, gleefully nasty, consistently clever and a hell of a lot of fun.
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Michael Gingold