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Venezuela’s Official Oscar Submission, 'The Box,' Getting US Release

Venezuela’s Official Oscar Submission, ‘The Box,’ Getting US Release

MUBI is proud to announce the U.S. theatrical and streaming release of The Box (La Caja) the gut-punching psychological thriller and latest feature film from acclaimed Venezuelan writer-director Lorenzo Vigas, which had its world premiere in the official competition at the Venice Film Festival and is Venezuela’s official Oscar® submission for Best International Feature Film. Set in the harsh landscape of northern Mexico, The Box is Vigas’ third and last installment of his fiction trilogy on the theme of the father figure after the 2004 short film Elephants Never Forget, which premiered at Cannes Critics’ Week, and his 2015 debut feature From Afar, winner of the Golden Lion Award at the Venice Film Festival, marking a first for a Latin American film. “The Box tells the story of Hatzín (played wonderfully by the non-professional newcomer Hatzín Navarrete), a young teenager from Mexico City who travels to northern Mexico to collect the remains of his father, which have been found in

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Paramount & Blumhouse's Supernatural Horror 'The Visitor' Is Out Today!

Paramount & Blumhouse’s Supernatural Horror ‘The Visitor’ Is Out Today!

Today, Paramount Home Entertainment is releasing the psychological horror-thriller The Visitor on Digital and On Demand and you should definitely check it out. In the film, “When Robert and his wife Maia move to her childhood home, he discovers an old portrait of his likeness in the attic – a man referred to only as ‘The Visitor’. Soon he finds himself descending down a frightening rabbit hole in an attempt to discover the true identity of his mysterious doppelgänger, only to realize that every family has its own terrifying secrets.” The Visitor stars Finn Jones (“Game of Thrones”), Jessica McNamee (Mortal Kombat), Dane Rhodes (Where the Crawdads Sing), and Donna Biscoe (“Saints & Sinners”). The film was written by Adam Mason (Songbird) & Simon Boyes (Songbird) and directed by Justin P. Lange (The Seventh Day). The film was Executive Produced by Bradley Pilz, Greg Gilreath, Adam Hendricks, Jeremy Gold, Chris McCumber, David Grove Churchill Viste, and Jason Blum. The film is part

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Movie Reviews: Mother Superior, Last Seen, and The Businessman (SLASH Film Festival)

Movie Reviews: Mother Superior, Last Seen, and The Businessman (SLASH Film Festival)

Mother Superior (2022) Writer/director Marie Alice Wolfszahn’s Austrian horror thriller Mother Superior, set in 1975, finds anesthesiste-in-training Sigrun (Isabella Hӓndler) hired on as a nurse for elderly Baroness Heidenreich (Inge Maux). The baroness has been going through a series of nurses rather quickly, but Sigrun hopes to stay on longer than her predecessors. This has less to do with job security than it does with the fact that she hopes to find some clue about her own past. This being a horror film with mystery elements, the main setting is naturally an isolated rural mansion. Wolfszahn and cinematographer Gabriel Krajanek use this setting to full effect as Sigrun wanders through dark areas, including ones that she has been forbidden to enter. The beautifully sunlit grounds provide a sharp contrast to the dimly lit house. I don’t want to spoil the several shades of mystery at play in Mother Superior, so suffice it to say that the main characters — including

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Oct 7, 2022
How Did the Film 'Lanier' Attract Casino Lovers?

How Did the Film ‘Lanier’ Attract Casino Lovers?

As the 21st century began, the gambling industry significantly increased in size. More people started participating in online gambling at new online casinos; new table games were also introduced into the market. The global online gambling market was estimated to be $60 billion in 2021. Many movies about gambling have been made because of the belief that the gambling industry will grow by 12% annually. Gamers and the gambling industry are popular subjects for films because they provide a lot of excitement and suspense. Audiences enjoy these films because they wish they could be big gamblers— which is possible in cinema— and because high stakes are incorporated into what they watch. Indeed, you can still have some fun online with the no id verification withdrawal casino or whatever you fancy. However, even if online casinos offer entertainment and a lot more bonuses, they are rarely the focal points of films and other mediums. Thus, the majority of films will focus

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Oct 6, 2022
Movie Reviews: “The Elderly” and “Disappear Completely” (Fantastic Fest)

Movie Reviews: “The Elderly” and “Disappear Completely” (Fantastic Fest)

The Elderly Codirectors Raúl Cerezo and Fernando Gonzáles Gómez wowed festival audiences earlier this year with their shocker The Passenger, and now the duo is back with another fine slice of fright-fare cinema, The Elderly (Spain, 2022). Manuel (Zorion Eguileor) finds his life deteriorating after his wife of 50 years falls to her death from their apartment window. Manuel’s son Mario (Gustavo Salmerón) wants his father to move in with them rather than wind up in a nursing home, much to the consternation of his new and pregnant wife Lena (Irene Anula), for whom Mario’s teenage daughter Naia (Paula Gallego) shows little affection. Add to this family drama the fact that Manuel’s behavior becomes increasingly bizarre and even threatening — and the same goes for all of the older people with whom the family members come into contact — and you have the set-up for a film that offers a good share of mystery, shudders, and bizarre imagery. The performances

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Oct 4, 2022
This Halloween Something Is Terribly Wrong With 'The Institute' (Trailer)

This Halloween Something Is Terribly Wrong With ‘The Institute’ (Trailer)

This Halloween, VUDU invites you to check into The Institute…if you dare. Gravitas Ventures, an Anthem Sports & Entertainment company, and Kamikaze Dogfight will release the frightening flick The Institute, from award-winning filmmaker and critically acclaimed playwright, Hamza Zaman, who is making his feature directorial debut. Ignacyo Matynia (“A Good Cop”), Victorya Brandart (“The Bay”), Mark Lobene, Joy Donze, Claire McClain, Louisa Bradshaw, Jarred Harper, and Grammy and Emmy award-winner John Easterlin star in the artful psychological thriller that asks the question, “How far would you go to have a child?”. The film tells of a young couple, desperate to have a child, that begins treatment at a renowned doctor’s secluded facility. The couple becomes suspicious when the medical regimen brings on psychological side effects as they try to discover the truth about the institute. Produced by Headless Films, Whiptail Wallaby Productions, and Conducive Productions. The Institute will be available on VUDU, VOD, and on Blu-Ray and DVD on Halloween!

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Things To Consider Before Shooting Your Own Movie

Things To Consider Before Shooting Your Own Movie

This article explores some of the steps needed to start shooting your own movie with a small budget and limited resources. How to start shooting your own movie Independent films, or “indie films” as they are known, are a good starting point for novice filmmakers. By its very nature, independent filmmaking is a more hands-on affair. It means that a filmmaker has more creative freedom to express the way in which they want to tell a story simply because they are not answerable to big Hollywood studios or major financial backers. However, besides shooting your own movie, there are other ways to gain access to the film business if you’re just starting out. For example, you could start by going to a film school, enrolling in an online filmmaking course, or applying for one of the film production internship jobs available. Nevertheless, if your heart is set on shooting your own movie, and even if you only have a small

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Oct 3, 2022
Eli Roth & 50 Cent Team Up For A Three Movie Deal

Eli Roth & 50 Cent Team Up For A Three Movie Deal

Horror maestro Eli Roth and rapper Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson have teamed up for a three-picture deal with 3BlackDot, Deadline reports. And the films, The Gun, Trackmaster, and Creature House are all horror movies! Deadline reports, “The movies hail from a diverse group of writers—Kirkland Morris (BMF; Power Book IV: Force), Justin Calen-Chenn (Bel-Air, Limited Edition), Dallas Jackson (Blumhouse’s Thriller; The System), and Kevin Grevioux (King of Killers; Underworld)—whose stories focus on increasing BIPOC representation. Electromagnetic Produce will produce alongside Jackson’s G-Unit Film & Television.” Deadine gives a breakdown of the movies: “The Gun comes from Kirkland Morris. When a young man with a bright future seeks to get revenge for his father’s murder, he finds a gun that is haunted by an evil force.” “Trackmaster is written by Justin Calen-Chenn. A burgeoning rap duo uses a beat of mysterious origins in their new single and accidentally unleashes an ancient spirit that brutally murders anyone who hears it. After the

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Paramount+ Featuring A Ton Of Movies During Their "Peak Screaming" Programming

Paramount+ Featuring A Ton Of Movies During Their “Peak Screaming” Programming

Horror classics are coming to Paramount + this Halloween season as part of Peak Screaming, their special October programming. To make things easy they are including easy-to-find themed tabs including one for Cult Classics. Here are the classics you can find on Paramount+ this spooky season: Night of the Living Dead Tales From the Darkside (Available Oct. 1) King Kong Jennifer’s Body (Available Oct. 1) The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (Available for Paramount+ with SHOWTIME bundle members) Candyman (2021) Scream (1996) (Available Oct. 3) The Blair Witch Project Carrie (2013) Rosemary’s Baby (Available for Paramount+ with SHOWTIME bundle members) The Ring Ghoulies (SHOWTIME) Other tabs include: Big Screen’s Big Screams: Blockbuster hits such as A QUIET PLACE, THE RING, THE DESCENT, WORLD WAR Z, and 10 CLOVERFIELD LANE. Buried Gems: Chilling thrillers such as THE BABYSITTER, as well as horror films like SPELL and SAINT MAUD. ·Slash Hits: Spine-chilling films such as ORPHAN: FIRST KILL, SCREAM, CANDYMAN and THE TOWN

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Sep 30, 2022
Film Movement Plus Delivers Chills And Thrills This October (Guide)

Film Movement Plus Delivers Chills And Thrills This October (Guide)

This October, Film Movement Plus is delivering chills and thrills with premieres and genre classics, guaranteeing a spooky Halloween. THE COLUMNIST, ZOMBI CHILD and THE REFLECTING SKIN New York, NY– SVOD subscription service FILM MOVEMENT PLUS celebrate the spooky season this October, with chills, thrills, and five premieres including the dark and disturbing Rose Plays Juliet, starring “The Nevers” Ann Skelly, Orla Brady (“Picard”) and Aidan Gillen (“Game of Thrones”), along with four films from two giants of Italian Giallo, Lamberto Bava, and Dario Argento, with, respectively, Demons and Demons 2, Phenomena, and Tenebrae. In addition, genre fans looking to spend more time in the shadows this October can turn to the dozens of genre films available on the service, including The Columnist, a pitch black satire starring Evil’s Katja Herbers, Abner Pastoll’s A Good Woman is Hard to Find starring Sarah Bolger as a single mother seeking escape at any cost from Irish thugs, the medieval thriller Sword of

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Sep 30, 2022