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The August lineup from The Criterion Collection features a double feature of Edward Yang films, works by Kon Ichikawa, Compensation, and additional titles.
If we were to condense Criterion's influence over the past 15 years into a single figure, Edward Yang would be a strong contender. The rapid recognition of Yi Yi, A Brighter Summer Day, and Taipei Story—films that aren’t precisely designed for regular sold-out screenings or large streaming audiences—creates a solid benchmark for their two-film collection featuring A Confucian.
Star Trek: Defiant #27 - Comic Book Teaser
IDW Publishing has released the official preview for Star Trek: Defiant #27, which will be available this Wednesday; take a look below… “Lore War,” Part Four. Sisko is nearing a critical moment: Lore reigns as the god of the universe, and the heroes left acting beyond his reach are becoming fewer with each confrontation. Everywhere […]
Casey Jones to head upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic book series.
IDW Publishing has revealed that the beloved character Casey Jones will be the focus of his own comic series for the first time in over thirty years with the release of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Casey Jones in September, created by writer Alex Paknadel (Batman: Urban Legends) and artist Amancay Nahuelpan (Green Arrow). "As a [...]
Casey Chong presents ten fantastic films from Carolco Pictures. Those who experienced the 80s and 90s are likely to recall the remarkable period when a specific independent studio ruled the Hollywood scene. This studio is Carolco Pictures, known for delivering a blend of iconic genre-defining blockbusters and lesser-known gems from […]
NECA celebrates the 100th anniversary of The Phantom of the Opera with a figure from Masque of the Red Death.
In honor of the 100th anniversary of Universal's iconic 1925 silent horror film The Phantom of the Opera featuring Lon Chaney, NECA has announced its Phantom (Masque of the Red Death) 7-inch action figure, which is now available for pre-order at a price of $34.99. Check it out here... Commemorate a century of cinematic horror! Celebrate the 100th anniversary of […]
The Initial Trailer for Richard Linklater's Nouvelle Vague Revives the History of Cinema
After debuting two films last year, Hit Man and the somewhat underappreciated God Save Texas: Hometown Prison, the highly productive Richard Linklater is set to return in 2025 with another duo of films. Earlier this year, he showcased Blue Moon at Berlinale. Prior to its release in October, he is at Cannes to unveil Nouvelle Vague, a tribute to the French New Wave and an account of the filmmaking process.