This looks amazing. Simply amazing. I'll definitely be looking forward to this one. Check out the trailer. continued»

Director: J. P. Schaefer Starring: Jared Leto, Lindsay Lohan Genre: Indie, Drama Opens in San Francisco April 18th, 2008 I wrote the bulk of this review in March 2007 and am surprised at how neutral I was about the &%(@! subject matter. ... continued»

Director: Robinson Devor Starring: John Paulsen, Coyote, Russell Hodgkinson Genre: documentary, indie Release Date: April 27, 2007 (NY) Okay, you're going to think I'm a sicko, but when Chris told me there was a documentary made circumscribing events involving a richie being humped ... continued»

We've seen a number of films in the past few weeks, but just haven't had the time to write them up. As such, here are a few quick catchup reviews. Stay tuned over the coming week for brief looks at ... continued»

HE SAID Unlike Diary of the Dead, the commentary found in Stuart Gordon’s latest is surprisingly subtle. Based on a true story, the film sees a health-worker hit a homeless man with her car following a late night dancing, drinking, drug ... continued»

In the age of express liposuck and lunch hour genitalia remodeling, what's the big deal if someone wanted their leg removed? Is repeatedly shaving down your nose or shooting botulism into your brow any less crazy? Aren't both ... continued»

HE SAID: I was hoping to compare this to Sexual Parasite: Killer Pussy, but Discotek never sent me a review copy (probably because I panned A Chinese Torture Chamber Story). Still, I have a feeling that what I saw in Teeth ... continued»

Chris rolls his eyes at me but obligingly spins the car around, heading back towards something I whined about missing during our serendipitous in-motion drive-by photo-op. It's a shell of a building seemingly built out of graffiti, layer upon ... continued»

HE SAID: Nympho teacher cyborg schoolgirl hooker penis gun gay gangster tiger man crippled hands tiger eat da penis...twice Love makes you do crazy things. Never Belongs to Me is quite possibly the weirdest film I will see this year. Far from the pretentious weird of last year's Another ... continued»

Clocking in at just seventy-five minutes, Tokyo Loop provides a collection of avant-garde animated shorts from Japan. Now, it's important to note up front that the animation exhibited here is not anime. In fact, there's nothing really stereotypically Japanese about ... continued»

Remember being a senior in High School, drugging and raping underclassmen and making bombs filled with razor blade schrapnel? No? Maybe you were the self-mutilating waif with a penchant for instigating violence amongst your classmates. Not that ... continued»

Paying major tribute to Jans Svankmajer, the Leiser brothers’ Imagination tells the tale of two twin sisters, one a sufferer of Asberger’s Syndrome, the other legally blind, who share a tendency toward retreating into imaginary realms, their visions and schemes ... continued»

Poor timing dealt from inopportune situations, that's Paranoid Park's premise. Highschooler/skateboarder (not necessarily in that order) Alex (sweet-faced, eternally Zoo York clad newcomer Gabe Nevins) went out to "see the freaks skate" at Paranoid Park (oh, you know it's ... continued»

Okay, so I said I'd be back on my queue films again, but Kris and I had a rather busy weekend -- albeit one packed to the brim with pure awesomeness. In fact, we were so busy, I only made ... continued»

To be honest, when I first heard the title, I thought someone had adapted Edogawa Rampo’s The Human Chair. You know, the one about the crazy man who falls for an attractive woman, and then creates and delivers to her ... continued»

Our second issue of Dreamlogic.net's DVD Drop-Box brings us two titles from Vivendi Universal: Cougar Club and Nearing Grace. On with the show. *UPDATE* And one from Palm Pictures: Snow Dogs. Edit: It has been brought to my attention that Cougar ... continued»

Despite the proliferation of cheap digital recording mechanisms, cinema verite is something you don’t really see attempted these days. Sure, you have your Dogme style independent films, with their handheld DV camerawork and natural lighting, but the realism provided by ... continued»

So I've been getting a bit tired of the junk videos on YouTube, both content and quality wise, so I started looking around. I came across Veoh, which actually has a whole bunch of music videos and tv shows, at ... continued»