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Sundance 2026: star-studded lineup up revealed for the final year in Park City

Posted 5 months ago

The 90 feature films and seven episodic projects in the lineup of the 2026 edition of the Sundance Film Festival have been announced

Movie Reviews

Freaky Tales Review: A gloriously 80s Kung-Fu action flick?

Posted 1 year ago

Freaky Tales is one wild ride, being perhaps the only Sundance movie in recent years to end in a kung-fu bloodbath. Suffice to say, we loved it.

Movie News

The Sundance Film Festival is moving to Boulder, Colorado in 2027

Posted 1 year ago

Park City, Utah will host its last Sundance Film Festival in 2026; the festival is moving to Boulder, Colorado in 2027

Movie News

Glenn Close gives her take on the looming threat of AI in filmmaking

Posted 1 year ago

Actress Glenn Close recently revealed that she read a book detailing the capabilities of AI and found it both incredible and terrifying.

Horror Movie Reviews

Presence Review: Soderbergh’s ghost story isn’t scary, but is still quite good

Posted 1 year ago

Steven Soderbergh's Presence is a unique and unusual ghost story, shot in an innovative way.

Movie News

Sundance announces their 2025 programming; lineup includes lots of horror, and some early award hopefuls

Posted 1 year ago

The Sundance Film Festival has unveiled its lineup for the 2025 edition of the festival, and it's packed with horror and premieres.

Movie Reviews

A Real Pain Review: Jesse Eisenberg’s second movie is a gem

Posted 1 year ago

Jesse Eisenberg's A Real Pain is a gem of a film featuring superb performances from the director and Kieran Culkin.

Horror Movie Reviews

It’s What’s Inside Review

Posted 2 years ago

It's What's Inside is a classic Sundance Midnight Movie thriller. It's too bad that we can't tell you what it's about, but you'll thank us.

Movie Reviews

A Different Man Review: Sebastian Stan is solid in this surreal A24 release

Posted 2 years ago

Sebastian Stan is terrific is this darkly comic, surreal deconstruction of identity, even if it takes a bizzare turn towards the end.

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