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Joshua Brunsting
Iconic Film Critic Andrew Sarris Dies At Age 83
Proponent of the Auteur Theory has died at the age of 83.
Roger Avary To Pen Paul Verhoeven’s Jesus Of Nazareth
Film will be a new take on the story of Jesus' life.
Kick Start This Project: Trailers From Hell
Joe Dante's Trailers From Hell needs your help to keep it running. Thanks to Kickstarter, they might be able to do it.
James McCormick
On the Hulu Channel: William K. Howard’s The Squeaker
William K. Howard's 1937 picture has it all - Laughs! Thrills! Dancing! Murder! And a little bit of alcohol.
Scott Nye
For Criterion Consideration: Isao Takahata’s Grave Of The Fireflies
Why the greatest animated film ever made deserves the Criterion treatment.
Drafthouse Films Announces Drafthouse Alliance Membership Program
Tim League and his Drafthouse Films announces a new membership program, film fans rejoice.
New Trailer For Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master Arrives And Impresses
Yet another brilliant teaser hits for the film of the year.
Tidbits: Poster For Spike Lee’s Red Hook Summer, Hans Zimmer Scoring Man Of Steel, And More
Darren Aronofsky also gets a former muse to join his new film.
Gus Van Sant’s Promised Land Hitting Theaters This Year?
Film could possibly hit in limited release by years end.
Liv Ullmann Directing Miss Julie Adaptation With Michelle Williams
The former Ingmar Bergman staple lines up her next project.
The Newsstand – Episode 9
On this week's episode of The Newsstand, Ryan, James, and Travis are joined by David Blakeslee to discuss a handful of film related news stories from the past week. They discuss the September 2012 Criterion Collection...
Ryan Gallagher
Joshua Reviews Ryan Sage’s Worth The Weight [Waterfront Film Festival 2012]
Indie romantic comedy may very well be the best film of the festival.
On The Waterfront: Joshua Looks At Day Two Of Waterfront Film Festival 2012
A dizzying day two of The Waterfront Film Festival is now in the books, and thankfully, there was much to appreciate from what is shaping up to be one of the best slates in festival history. First up was the...
Joshua Reviews Darin Beckstead’s Somebody’s Hero [Waterfront Film Festival 2012]
Film takes the romantic comedy, adds a super hero element, and makes a flawed, but charming crowd-pleaser.