Bella Thorne and Malin Akerman go head-to-head in their new film “Chick Fight.” The film follows Akerman’s character Anna as she joins an all-female underground fight club as a way to get her life together. The suggestion comes from her bestie (Dulce Sloan) when Anna’s life seems to be falling apart.
Actor Brea Grant is no stranger to horror tropes. As a famed final girl to starring in Rob Zombie’s “Halloween II” and fan-favorite “Dexter,” Grant now takes the story into her own hands by writing the dark comedy slasher satire, “Lucky.” The film was slated to premiere at SXSW, and hosted its international debut at Fantasia before screening during the virtual Nightstream Festival.
Since her debut album Cry Baby released in 2015, Melanie Martinez has never stopped short of being a visionary.
The ninth annual Montclair Film Festival (MFF) recognized the safety concerns of presenting in the spring of 2020. This week, MFF boasts a critically-acclaimed film selection for its new October date, with virtual and drive-in screening options from October 16 – 25th.
Screenwriter-director duo Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, collectively known as Beck/Woods, spoke with journalist Joshua Rothkopf via Zoom during the Nightstream Film Festival. The filmmakers shared the inspiration behind hit film “A Quiet Place,” plus teased what’s ahead.
Critically-acclaimed psychological thriller “Bleed With Me” redefines co-dependent friendship. After premiering at the Fantasia Film Festival, “Bleed With Me” screened closing night at the virtual Nightstream Film Festival.
Rising starlet Maddie Phillips can be seen kicking ass and taking names on Netflix’s “Teenage Bounty Hunters,” but the Canadian native remains true to her roots with her latest film, “Summerland.”
Premiering 19 years after 9/11, “We Are Many” is a fascinating documentary by Amir Amirani that focuses on the implications of the Iraq War, focusing on the anti-war efforts and the media support behind the war.
In Brett Hayley’s newest film “All Together Now,” we learn that the facade of a person harbors so much more than just what we can see.
The debut feature film from Ingari celebrated its world premiere at the Brooklyn Film Festival this past weekend.