10TH OLD SCHOOL KUNG FU FEST SWORDFIGHTING HEROES EDITION TRAILER!
The 10th Old School Kung Fu Fest: Sword Fighting Heroes Edition! is coming soon, with in-person screenings at Metrograph in New York and remotely on SVOD via Metrograph At Home from April 21-30, 2023. The festival includes US premieres of The King of Wuxia, The Swordsman of All Swordsmen and Night Orchid. Check out the trailer! Schedule Screening on Metrograph […]
Dark Entities (2023)
Following a tragic accident in 1977, the three Winters siblings — Vera (Elena Ontiveros), Wes (Brandon McLemore) and Ethan (Jackson Lee Turner) — move into the strange home that they’ve just inherited. At this point, you understand what’s going to happen: dark secrets, odd happenings and total doom. Directed and written by Brendan McLemore, the Winters family […]
APRIL MOVIE THON 2: Temptress of a Thousand Faces (1969)
April 14: Tiger Style — Grab a Shaw Brothers film and write about how great it is. At once a Shaw Brothers film, a Eurospy action movie and kind of like the Hong Kong Danger Diabolik, Temptress of a Thousand Faces is why I watch movies. Officer Chi-ying (Tina Chin-Fei) is trying to hunt down the Temptress, who […]
APRIL MOVIE THON 2: Hell Has No Boundary (1982)
April 14: Tiger Style — Grab a Shaw Brothers film and write about how great it is. Cheng Jung (Derek Yee) and Wong Lai Fen (Leanne Liu) work at the same police station and start dating. One evening, as they camp on an island, she hears a strange noise and investigates, only to discover a strange […]
Night Gallery season 2 episode 14: The Different Ones/Tell David…/Logoda’s Heads
The last episode of Night Gallery for 1971, this episode has a story that harkens back to a Twilight Zone episode yet finds — despite the sheer bleakness of this show — to somehow find happiness where that found dread. “The Different Ones” has a father by the name of Paul Koch (Dana Andrews) dealing with the […]
APRIL MOVIE THON 2: Dear Murderer (1969)
April 14: Tiger Style — Grab a Shaw Brothers film and write about how great it is. Tu Chang (Peter Chen Ho) has a problem. His boss Yeh Kuang Lung (Liu Kei) thinks so much of him that he’s prepared to give him the ultimate compliment by awarding him his beloved daughter Jenny (Betty Ting Pei, […]
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