Del Toro adds a comic book project to his ever growing slate of projects.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Brunsting
Armchair Buyers Guide: Five Home Video Releases To Buy This November
Five home video releases you have to own this month.
Acquisitions: Herzog-Produced Act Of Killing, Alexander Payne’s Nebraska And Laurence Anyways Find Homes
Three hotly anticipated films finally find a home, be it domestically or abroad.
May The Force Be With Them: Five Directors Who Should Direct The Next Star Wars Film
Here are a few names that could give this franchise the injection of fresh blood it needs.
Armchair Vacation: Criterion Halloween Screams
Here are five films to make your Halloween even more scary.
Joshua Reviews Joshua Marston’s The Forgiveness Of Blood [Blu-ray Review]
Marston's second feature proves that while he may take his time crafting his films, his features are well worth the wait.
Joshua Reviews Zal Batmanglij’s The Sound Of My Voice [Blu-ray Review]
Beloved indie darling finally hits home video, and lives up to the hype.
TCM Hosting Special Screening Of On The Waterfront; When Will We See Criterion’s Blu-ray Announced?
Could it be as soon as November's February release slate announcement?
Joshua Reviews The Wachowskis And Tom Tykwer’s Cloud Atlas [Theatrical Review]
Often thought an impossible novel to adapt for the big screen, three of today's foremost filmmakers take a stab at one of this generation's most beloved novels. And we should all be thankful.
Armchair Vacation: Five Films to Watch At Home This Weekend (October 26-28)
Here are a handful of films to make this weekend all the more interesting.
Punch Drunk Love Blu-ray On The Way; Let The Criterion Speculation Begin
Could Criterion be involved on the upcoming Blu-ray of this PTA-directed feature?
Paul Schrader’s The Jesuit Gets A New Director And Lines Up A Cast
While we’ll next be seeing writer/director Paul Schrader’s name attached to the credits of his upcoming James Deen and Lindsay Lohan-starring The Canyons, his next writing gig has just gotten a little...
Joshua Reviews Julia Loktev’s The Loneliest Planet [Theatrical Review]
The latest film from director Julia Loktev may be the best film of 2012.
Kathryn Bigelow’s Zero Dark Thirty Getting A New Release Schedule?
New picture may get platform release instead of opening in wide release.