A little bit of spit and polish go a long way. Four posters for Matthew Vaughan's graphic novel adaptation Kick-Ass have been released. On their own they're nifty but unless you saw them all together you would think something...

When does the full moon rise?  On Friday, November 13th - that's when Toronto's Reel Asian International Film Festival will screen Mamat Khalid's cult horror comedy and you could be there for free.  We've got a pair of tickets...

It's hard to believe it's been so long but this year marks the fortieth anniversary of Monty Python's Flying Circus - still one of the greatest comedy shows ever created - and to celebrate the good people at A&E...

Looks like producer Thor Sigurjonsson owes me a coke. Magnolia Pictures has, according to IndieWire.com picked up the US distribution rights to Dagur Kári's third film The Good Heart, starring Brian Cox and Paul Dano.This should make Todd a happy boy.IndieWire...

With 5 critically acclaimed films in almost 20 years time (and only one failure) Jeunet has settled himself between the greats of contemporary cinema. Amélie was the film that granted him access to a larger international audience, but like many...

With Kick-Ass and Scott Pilgrim vs The World already generating buzz, it appears that 2010 will be the year of the unorthodox superhero. Now you can add another one to the gang, with news that an indie superhero movie Griff...

[Our sincere thanks to Frako Loden for contributing her preview of this year's 3rd i line-up to the Twitch readership.] All the leaves are brown, and the skies are gray. November is here, and so is the most excellent... More >>

Note: This is a companion-piece to my "Genius Party" DVD-review published yesterday.   When Studio 4ºC released the results of their "Genius Party"-project, they were clever enough not to do it as one giant 3-hour-long movie as that would have just... More >>

Indie scifi shorts Greenside and Zero Trooper F have both received a lot of love in these pages for the simple reason that they're rather good.  Inventive, exciting, often very funny, and loading with surprisingly effective special effects work...

(Once again, thanks goes to Dustin Chang for the review)Harishchandrachi Factory, a first feature from Marathi theater director Pareshi Mokathi is immensely crowd-pleasing. It tells the story of the father of Indian cinema, Dadasaheb Phalke (Nandu Madhav), a Groucho Marx-esque,...