The 21st edition of the genre film festival runs September 17th thru 24th Once more unto the breach dear friends, once more. The 21st edition of Fantastic

An unexpectedly madcap comedy (Get it? MadCAP COMedy? Is this thing on?) This weekend, director Zach Cregger (Barbarian, Weapons) brings one of the world’s most beloved video game franchises back to the big screen. Although a relative newcomer, Cregger, who co-wrote the screenplay with Shay Hatten, has quickly established a reputation as a fresh voice […] The post Zach Cregger’s Splattery Blast RESIDENT EVIL isn’t Just for the Fans appeared first on Cinapse.

It’s not that high of praise to say COYOTE VS. ACME is the best Looney Tunes movie. So how about the only Looney Tunes movie they should make?

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I didn’t expect Coyote vs. ACME to be my very favorite movie I’ve seen so far this year. But it is.See it. That's all, folks.

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If you watch one movie this week about a Ulysses, watch The Odyssey. But if you watch two… A veteran fixture of television comedy, veteran actor Bob Odenkirk parlayed a critically acclaimed role in Breaking Bad and its spin-offs into a Liam Neeson-like reinvention as an enjoyable “Dad-action” star. I’m a huge fan of Odenkirk’s […] The post Bob Odenkirk Action-Comedy NORMAL Paints the Town Red on 4K Blu-ray appeared first on Cinapse.

The story of Odysseus is a tough nut to crack. Despite being one of the world’s most oldest and most enduring adventure sagas, it’s a difficult story to translate to screen. Part of that is due to its sheer volume, composed as 2 epics attributed to Homer, The Iliad and The Odyssey, collectively comprised of […] The post Nolan’s ODYSSEY Serves Up the Horror, Hubris, and Heroism of Homer appeared first on Cinapse.

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Opening this Independence Day weekend, here comes Minions & Monsters (not to be confused with an identically-named 2021 short of the same title), the latest in the animated comedy series which has shown considerable legs after spinning off from the Despicable Me franchise. I’ve had to endure a few of these movies and found them […] The post The Kids Help Dad Review MINIONS & MONSTERS appeared first on Cinapse.

The main thought that sprang to mind when screening Steven Spielberg's new science fiction blockbuster Disclosure Day was how much it felt like a

The main thought that sprang to mind when screening Steven Spielberg's new science fiction blockbuster Disclosure Day was how much it felt like a

The main thought that sprang to mind when screening Steven Spielberg’s new science fiction blockbuster Disclosure Day was how much it felt like a spiritual successor to his 1977 epic, Close Encounters of the Third Kind. There a numerous parallels, not only in the mechanics but also in the substance. Once again, a handful of […] The post DISCLOSURE DAY – A Second Kind of”Close Encounters” appeared first on Cinapse.

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New on Blu-ray, Warner Archive has delivered another collection of vaulted animation shorts. After many collected editions on Blu-ray over the years, with Collector’s Vault Vol. 1, it started to feel like the best episodes were behind us, we were perhaps starting to gently scrape at the bottom of the barrel. Which is why it’s […] The post The Archivist: LOONEY TUNES Collector’s Vault Volume 2 – Our Review with Over 100 Screenshots! appeared first on Cinapse.

Nothing short of an anthemic celebration of the King of Pop, Lionsgate’s music-filled biopic Michael is a surefire hit for fans of Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5. The film is helmed by a Antoine Fuqua (The Equalizer Trilogy, Training Day), a consistently underrated director that I’m quite fond of. Featuring an incredibly dynamic performance […] The post Crowd-Pleasing MICHAEL is Probably a Best-Case Scenario for this Story appeared first on Cinapse.

There's a saying among skaters that you don't quit skateboarding because you get old; You get old because you quit skateboarding. Kickflip is a wonderful

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There’s a saying among skaters that you don’t quit skateboarding because you get old; You get old because you quit skateboarding. Kickflip is a wonderful low-budget Malay picture that may lack big studio production values, but has a ton of heart. At 37, Johan (writer-director and star Khairil Bahar) finds himself reeling from the sabotage […] The post New on Blu – KICKFLIP (2020) Feels like a Personal Attack to This 40-Something Skate Dad appeared first on Cinapse.

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Exactly three years after 2023's hit The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Nintendo's rotund mustachioed mascot and his cadre of companions make their return in the greatly anticipated sequel, The Super Mario ...

Unapologetically dense and obtuse, Grzegorz Królikiewicz's 1977 Polish drama The Dancing Hawk is a beautifully shot but difficult journey into avant-garde cinema. The narrative tracks the entire life ...