[REVIEW] RETURN TO DERRY IN IT CHAPTER TWO
Pennywise may be back but It Chapter 2 explores the lingering effects of childhood fears in this creepy continuation of a Stephen King classic.
[NORTH BEND FILM FESTIVAL] ‘SOMETHING STRANGE’ SHORT FILMS
DIS/MEMBER reviews the “Something Strange” block of short films from the North Bend Film Festival. These films use sci-fi to comment on the human condition.
[NORTH BEND FILM FESTIVAL] ‘EXTRA ORDINARY’ IS A FINE ADDITION TO THE HORROR-COMEDY GENRE
‘Extra Ordinary’ is a fun and funny addition to the horror-comedy genre. Maeve Higgins is the standout star in this low-key ‘Ghostbusters’ meets ‘What We Do in the Shadows’.
[NORTH BEND FILM FESTIVAL] ‘THE EL DUCE TAPES’ REVEALS THE MAN BEHIND THE SCUM
Cult punk-rock icon Eldon Hoke gets a proper working over in the raw, often skin-crawlingly uncomfortable THE EL DUCE TAPES.
[NORTH BEND FILM FESTIVAL] ‘MONUMENT’ IS A RAW, THEATRICAL TONE POEM STARRING THE FUTURE OF POLISH HORROR
MONUMENT takes a bunch of film school kids, throws them in the woods with some cameras and a script, and makes unnerving magic.
[NORTH BEND FILM FESTIVAL] ‘CINEMA VISTAS’ SHORTS PROGRAM
GRAND BOUQUET Directed & Written by Nao Yoshigai Starring: Hanna Chan A woman and a spiral “black object” confront each other. As the
[FANTASIA] ‘HARPOON’ IS A BLOODY FANTASTIC COMEDY OF ERRORS
Harpoon is a brilliant horror-comedy that will make you laugh, cringe, and shout as you are thrown around the turbulent seas of a friendship gone bad.
[REVIEW] ‘SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK’ BRINGS UNSETTLING ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE BIG SCREEN
SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK Starring: Zoe Margaret Colletti, Gabriel Rush, Austin Zajur, Michael Garza Directed by: André Øvredal Screenplay by:
[NORTH BEND] ‘THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WKND’ TAKES VIEWERS ON A GROUNDHOG DAY-LIKE BREAK UP
What if you had to live the day of a significant breakup over and over? That’s precisely the premise that ‘The Incredible Shrinking Wknd’ runs with.
[FANTASIA] ‘THE PREY’ TAKES A WELL-WORN STORY AND VEERS OFF IN INTERESTING WAYS
This take on ‘The Most Dangerous Game’ is at its best when it goes off on unexpected paths. The acting and directing are well-worth the watch.