Stars: Samuel Dunning, Felicia Day, Keith David, Joel McHale, Danny Trejo, Alex Terzieff, Jhon Goodwin, J.D. McKee | Written and Directed by Stimson Snead One of my all-time favourite attempts at explaining time-travel on film has always been the low-budget Primer. Well… that was until this quirky new kid popped up in my inbox. Tim Travers and the Time Traveler’s
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Stars: Jeremy Piven, Nick Wechsler, Ryan Kwanten, Tricia Helfer, Aaron Glenane, Anthony Ingruber, Carlos Sanson Jr. | Written by Ethan Pettus, Luke Sparke | Directed by Luke Sparke There’s a very specific childhood fantasy that Primitive War taps into with gleeful precision: a bunch of soldiers heading into the jungle and discovering that the real
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About a year ago, I was chatting to a couple of filmmakers about director Joseph Millson and his upcoming showing of Signs of Life at the Romford Film Festival. We all agreed that for a directorial debut feature, this was a prime example of independent low-budget filmmaking at its absolute best. They clued me into
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Kevin sits down to review the new Joseph Millson lead movie, Empire of Lies. A movie about a grieving father cut off from the world and desperate to just get through the next day, when a journalist shows up to hear his story, things get all too real for Dave. When a mysterious young woman
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Him is a 2025 American supernatural horror film directed by Justin Tipping, co-written by Skip Bronkie, Zack Akers, and Tipping, and produced by Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions. The film stars Marlon Wayans, Tyriq Withers, Julia Fox, and Tim Heidecker. Its plot follows the trials of a young up-and-coming football player (Withers) training at the isolated
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Stars: Ben Mendelsohn, Jay Ellis, Pedro Pascal, Dominique Thorne, Normani, Jay Ellis, Ji-young Yoo | Written and Directed by Anna Boden, Ryan Fleck Freaky Tales is an anthology film set in 1987 Oakland, California, weaving together four interconnected stories that blend fact and fiction with a nostalgic, stylistic flair. Featuring Pedro Pascal, Ben Mendelsohn, Jay
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Directed by Allan Ungar (Tapped Out, Gridlocked), from a script he co-wrote with Omer Levin Menekse & Quinn Wolfe, London Calling is a father and son “buddy hitman” movie starring Josh Duhamel, Jeremy Ray Taylor & Rick Hoffman. After mistakenly killing the relative of London’s biggest crime lord, mediocre hitman and ex-pat Tommy Ward is
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Starring Brendan Fehr and Majandra Delfino,who both appeared in classic teen sci-fi series Roswell (1999) together, Kill Me Again comes from retired MMA fighter turned write/director Keith Jardine. The film follows Charlie, a notorious serial killer known as the Midnight Mangler, who finds himself trapped, reliving the same violent night over and over. Initially embracing
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Stars: Dylan Sprouse, Mason Gooding, Odette Annable, Bayardo De Murguia, Einar Haraldsson, Declan Michael Laird, Austin North, Emilio Rivera | Written by Cory Todd Hughes, Adrian Speckert | Directed by Steven C. Miller Director Steven C. Miller has quietly built a reputation for crafting hard-hitting, slickly shot action thrillers, and his latest effort, Under Fire,
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A self-funded micro-budget film, shot in 11 days, by local talent in the city of Liverpool. Baby Brother had its World Premiere at The Oldenburg International Film Festival, where it was awarded The Hans Ohlms Award for ‘Best Debut Film’, and was also nominated for ‘Best Feature Film’ at BAFTA Qualifying British Urban Film Festival.
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