Chattanooga Film Festival: Trap (2022)
Director and writer Anthony Edward Curry told the Asbury Park Press, ““I always felt that TRAP was a story that needed to be told,” Curry said. “It was a movie that found itself over years of production because it was constantly morphing — because the real-life characters, they were evolving before my eyes. So I […]
Chattanooga Film Festival: The Third (2023)
Directed and written by Manuel Lagos Jr., this is the story of Buddy (Joshua Michael Payne) and Catherine (Evangeline Wurst), who have their 4th of July holiday interrupted by Catherine’s estranged childhood friend Juliet (Erica Boozer). This might not be for everyone — well, if you like mumblecore you’ll dig it — as it’s a […]
Chattanooga Film Festival: Trim Season (2023)
There’s a Trim Season comic book that came out in 2022, which was based on an original concept from Megan Sutherland, Sean E DeMott and Cullen Poythress. They were inspired by the story of several women who went missing in Humboldt County, CA during a marijuana harvest. That turned into a screenplay, written by David Blair […]
Chattanooga Film Festival: Local Legends (2013)
Directed and written by its star, Matt Farley, Local Legends is a black and white loose adaption of, well, Matt Farley’s life. It’s probably the best explanation for why the films of Farley and Charlie Roxburgh work so well. How can one man have seventy bands, make a movie or two a year, release 23,000 songs […]
TUBI ORIGINAL: Murder City (2023)
Neil (Mike Colter, who played Luke Cage on the Marvel show) is a disgraced cop who finds himself exactly where he never wanted to be: working for Ash (Stephanie Sigman), a ruthless drug kingpin. But if he wants to save his father’s life — hey, that’s Antonio Fargas, Bunky from Shaft, Link from Foxy Brown, Doodlebug from Cleopatra […]
TUBI ORIGINAL: Baby Blue (2023)
Director Adam Mason said that this film is “a love letter to the kind of books and movies I grew up loving, particularly the Stephen King novels that I loved so much as a teenager. It felt like no one was making those kinds of films for the YA market, and the teenage me would […]
The Dogman Triangle (2023)
If you’ve been this far down the Small Town Monsters path, you won’t be surprised to know that there are wolves that walk like men. In the state of Texas alone, dozens of reports of werewolf encounters have happened over the past few years. Many of these accounts all take place within a seven-hundred-plus square […]
KINO LORBER BLU RAY BOX SET: Mr. Wong Collection
Mr. Wong, who appeared in twenty magazine stories, four issues of the Dell comic book Popular Comics and six movies — five of which are on this set — was said to be six feet tall, educated at Yale University and had an American-looking face. As an agent of the United States Treasury Department, he’s able to […]
Junesploitation: Death Rider in the House of Vampires (2021)
June 29: Junesploitation’s topic of the day — as suggested by F This Movie— is Free Space! We’re excited to tackle a different genre every day, so check back and see what’s next. No matter what you or I think or believe, Glenn Danzig is making exactly the kind of movies that he wants to […]
KINO LORBER BLU RAY BOX SET: Doomed to Die (1940)
The last of the five William Nigh-directed, Boris Karloff-starring Mr. Wong movies, this one starts when Cyrus P. Wentworth (Melvin Lang), the head of a shipping company, is killed by Dick Fleming (William Stelling), the son of his rival. He had wanted to marry Wentworth’s daughter Cynthia (Catherine Craig), but her father refused. Now, she wants […]
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