Review: Oasis: Supersonic chronicles the rise of the self-proclaimed “best band in the world”
Director Mat Whitecross traces the stratospheric rise of Oasis in this endlessly-watchable doc.
Film
Q&A: Adam Nimoy on For the Love of Spock
We speak to Leonard Nimoy’s son Adam about the making of For the Love of Spock, a touching tribute to both his father and the character of Spock.
Review: Oliver Stone’s Snowden is an over-the-top bore
Oliver Stone’s take on the life of Edward Snowden is essentially a schmaltzy TV Film of the Week.
FNC unveils a stacked list of genre films for the 2016 TEMPS Ø program
Sadako Vs. Kayako (aka The Grudge vs. The Ring), a remastered Phantasm, and 14 other wild selections from this year’s upcoming FNC TEMPS Ø slate.
Review: A Fat Wreck salutes 25 years of Fat Wreck Chords and its fans
Made by fans and for fans, the documentary traces 25 years of one of punk’s most successful DIY labels.
Review: Lake Nowhere perfectly replicates the vintage horror VHS experience
The film is a love letter not only to the slasher genre, but to the full vintage video experience.
Interview: Let Me Make You a Martyr filmmakers on their gritty Marilyn Manson revenge thriller
Filmmakers Corey Asraf and John Swab discuss the making of their haunting debut feature.
Fantasia Review – Hunt for the Wilderpeople
This unlikely Kiwi buddy-comedy is the funniest film of the year.
Fantasia Review – For the Love of Spock
Leonard Nimoy’s son directs a heartfelt documentary on the enduring legacy of both Nimoy and Spock.
Bad Feeling Magazine Podcast # 36 with DANIELS (Swiss Army Man)
We speak to the writers/directors behind the insane new “Daniel Radcliffe farting corpse movie.”