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mediademon · 6 months

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WHAT COMES AROUND (2022) dir. Amy Redford

#what comes around #whatcomesaroundedit #what comes around 2022 #filmedit #filmgifs #moviegifs #movieedit #grace van dien #gracevandienedit #amy redford #cinema #ifc films #*mygifs #film diary

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konakoro · 1 month

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Was really looking forward to Late Night With The Devil, only to find out IT USES FUCKING AI ART.

The interstitial graphics and logo are all AI generated. Over hiring actual artists to design them, we're already facing the reality of even those jobs getting replaced by goddamn computers, quality be damned (they look very ugly).

I hate this. I want all of this to stop...

#dumb stuff #horror movies #ai art #anti ai #late night with the devil #ifc films #this was my most anticipated movie of this year #but i can't in any good faith for whatever miniscule passion and love i have for art financially support something that uses ai #no matter how small it's used. the fact of the matter is that was a job that could've gone to an actual human being #way to kneecap and poison your own movie. die

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brokehorrorfan · 9 days

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Stopmotion will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on June 11 via IFC Films and RLJE Films. The 2023 British psychological horror film is currently available on VOD.

Robert Morgan (ABCs of Death 2) makes his feature directorial debut from a script he co-wrote with Robin King. Aisling Franciosi stars with Tom York, Caoilinn Springall, Therica Wilson-Read, and Stella Gonet.

Special features are listed below, where you can also watch the trailer.

Special features:

Behind the Scenes of Stopmotion

Interview with director/co-writer Robert Morgan

Interview with actress Aisling Franciosi

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Ella Blake, a stop-motion animator struggling to control her demons after the loss of her overbearing mother, embarks upon the creation of a film that becomes the battleground for her sanity. As Ella’s mind starts to fracture, the characters in her project take on a life of their own.

Pre-order Stopmotion.

#stopmotion #stop motion #horror #aisling franciosi #robert morgan #rlje films #ifc films #dvd #gift #psychological horror #abcs of death #caoilinn springall #stella gonet #british horror #british film

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submersivemedia · 1 month

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Box Office King

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agentnico · 1 month

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Late Night with the Devil (2024) review

Nothing beats retro 70’s demonic haunting. It was a simpler time…

Plot: Johnny Carson rival Jack Delroy hosts a syndicated talk show ‘Night Owls’ that has long been a trusted companion to insomniacs around the country. However, ratings for the show have plummeted since the tragic death of Jack's beloved wife. Desperate to turn his fortunes around, on October 31st, 1977, Jack plans a Halloween special like no other- unaware he is about to unleash evil into the living rooms of America.

Ladies and gentlemen, please do not adjust your television sets, for there is a new found-footage horror film in town from the indy circuit, and it might just breath the right amount of fresh air into an oversaturated genre. Personally I’ve never been a major fan of found-footage. I hear folks raving about the original Blair Witch Project yet all I watched was a bunch of guys running around the woods screaming endlessly for no reason. Additionally the shaky-cam element can be so dizzying and sickly that I truly end up questioning the entertainment value of it all. There are exceptions to the rule of course. 2008’s science fiction invasion popcorn flick Cloverfield was tons of fun, as it provided a genuine experience of what it would be like if you were thrown right into the middle of monster attack in the millennial age. There are also some genuine scares and the found footage format worked really well with the film’s themes. I too enjoyed the 2020 black comedy Spree, where Joe Keery’s driver goes on a murder spree whilst constantly filming himself in hopes of becoming a viral sensation. It may not be a five-star ride, but it earns its tip for being a well crafted and inspired effort. To be fair, The Visit from M. Night Shyamalamadingdong was enjoyable piece of horror involving creepy grandparents. Okay, maybe I do enjoy found-footage flicks, but as long as they are decently made and that format style supports the narrative in a cohesive and advantageous way.

With Late Night with the Devil, ideologies of faith and the paranormal are challenged through the lens of the late-night TV format. Think how the 1976 Network analysed the corruption of the television industry, and how the camera can influence the politics and beliefs of those watching, Late Night with the Devil does the same but with the supernatural. Presented as a rediscovered master tape of a notorious Halloween late night special, it feels like we’re watching an actual talk show in real time, and the 70’s inspiration is in full display here from the grainy monitor display to the costumers to the special effects. It truly feels like we’re looking into a time capsule of the past, and that this all really happened. Again, found-footage as a filmmaking style works when it serves the purpose of the narrative, which in this case it does. It is a shame then that the movie in its finale loses the found-footage element and instead opts for the shock value by showcasing a dream-like vision of one of the characters. Granted at the time of watching the ending it did give me a “what the fuck” reaction that the movie was going for, but looking back this sequence did hinder what otherwise was a fantastic piece of creepy unique horror.

Performances across the entire cast were great and really dedicated. Wonderful to see David Dastmalchian finally get a leading role, as he’s always been a stand-out supporting performer, whether he was polka-dotting in The Suicide Squad, or stealing the comedic limelight from Paul Rudd in the Ant-Man movies, or being a haunting presence in every Denis Villeneuve epic. Dastmalchian is a true scene stealer, and at age 48 it is shocking that only now he finally gets a lead role. Regardless he is fantastic as Jack Delroy, as he balances the charming charisma of a late-night talk show host whilst also showcases the inner demons of this character, still mourning the recent death of his wife, as well as his eagerness to become relevant again after consistently losing ratings. From the quivers in his voice to the fear in his eyes, this is a really juicy showcasing role for Dastmalchian and one that is sure to be a memorable one when looking back on the actor’s rich filmography. Ingrid Torelli as Lilly the possessed survivor of a Satanic cult was truly creepy and unnerving. From her voice changes to her awkward movements, she truly felt unnatural, or dare I say supernatural, and her strangeness was at times even comical, but also really uncomfortable. Ian Bliss as Carmichael Hunt, a paranormal sceptic, too gave a powerhouse performance, delivering lines with prowess and was a truly commanding presence. Rhys Auteri rounds up the cast as Gus the announcer of Jack’s late night show, acting very befit of, say, a Higgins for Jimmy Fallon or a Guillermo for Jimmy Kimmel. He very much embraced the role as Dastmalchian’s side-kick and provided some solid light-hearted comedy to the proceedings.

Late Night with the Devil is a true delight for horror enthusiasts, with some great use of old-school practical effects evidently inspired by 1982’s The Thing, solid sound design that harkened back to that era of television, and enough unsettling moments of suspense to entertain and shock. Minus a couple of cheap electrical sparks there isn’t any CGI used which is refreshing, and overall visually the retro element was truly delightful. Again, the ending does scratch some heads, but overall this is a refreshing piece of campy horror, with a showcasing performance from Dastmalchian. In this you can truly put your faith on.

Overall score: 7/10

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boardchairman-blog · 7 months

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**Shots of the Movie**

Frances Ha (2012)

Director: Noah Baumbach Cinematographer: Sam Levy

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gebo4482 · 3 months

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Stopmotion - Official Trailer | HD | IFC Films

Dir: Robert Morgan Star: Aisling Franciosi / Stella Gonet / Tom York

#stopmotion #stopmotion (2024)#robert morgan #horror movies #thriller movies #trailer #ifc films #Youtube

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richgirlnetworktv · 3 months

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New Trailer STOPMOTION from IFC Films | In Theaters on Feb 23

#youtube #stopmotion #ifc films #horror #actors #special effects #director #robert morgan #horror film #tom york #aisling franciosi #stella gonet #robin king #how to make a horror film

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rickchung · 11 months

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BlackBerry (dir. Matt Johnson).

Johnson gives BlackBerry the slick tech biopic treatment (think The Social Network but Canadian) based on the book Losing the Signal about the Waterloo, Ontario-based creators of the eponymous smartphone device, Research in Motion (RIM). It's an unlikely story of total non-players outside the major consumer electronics industries somehow starting and then dominating mobile telecommunications for a brief window of time.

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fearsmagazine · 6 months

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IFC Films and Shudder Acquire Acclaimed Supernatural Thriller LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL Starring David Dastmalchian

IFC Films and Shudder announced today that they have acquired the rights to Image Nation Abu Dhabi and Spooky Pictures’ supernatural horror Late Night with the Devil. The rights will cover North America, UK and Ireland, with plans to release the film exclusively in theaters. The film will stream on Shudder at a later date.

Written, directed and edited by Australian filmmakers Cameron and Colin Cairnes (100 Bloody Acres, Scare Campaign), the film stars David Dastmalchian (The Suicide Squad, Oppenheimer) who plays the charismatic Late-Night talk show host Jack Delroy, whose live broadcast unexpectedly unleashes evil into the nation’s living rooms.

Late Night with the Devil premiered at SXSW to critical acclaim and has since been a fan favorite at Fantasia Festival in Montreal, Sydney Film Festival, BIFAN in Korea, Sitges, London Film Festival, Toronto After Dark, among others. The film recently won Best Screenplay at Sitges Film Festival, and numerous accolades at Toronto After Dark, including Best Feature Film and Best Lead Performance for Dastmalchian. The film currently has a 100% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

“Late Night With The Devil is an exhilarating demonstration of how the horror genre continues to present new and exciting storytelling. We’re delighted to partner with Cameron and Colin, Image Nation, and Spooky Pictures on the release of the film as we continue to work with some of the industry’s most talented filmmakers,” said Emily Gotto, Shudder’s VP of Global Acquisitions & Co-Productions. “Following its massive success during its run at SXSW, BFI London Film Festival, Sitges Film Festival and many more, we have no doubt that audiences will be enthralled by the film’s supernatural thrills and David’s electrifying performance.”

Filmmakers Colin and Cameron Cairnes said, “We are absolutely thrilled to be partnering with IFC Films and Shudder to share Late Night with the Devil with wider audiences around the globe. The success of the film’s international festival run has exceeded our wildest expectations and we can’t wait to embark on the next exciting phase of the movie’s journey with these fantastic partners.”

David Dastmalchian, actor and producer on the film said, "Playing Jack Delroy in Late Night with the Devil was a once-in-a-lifetime role that haunted me and changed the way I look at my work forever. IFC Films and Shudder are the perfect partners to bring this film to audiences. I'm so grateful to the Cairnes brothers for their craftsmanship and to all of the festival fans who have created an incredible rumble about Late Night with the Devil!"

The film is produced by Derek Dauchy, Mat Govoni, Steven Schneider, Roy Lee, Adam White, John Molloy and David Dastmalchian for Image Nation Abu Dhabi, Spooky Pictures, Future Pictures and Good Fiend Films.

#movie news #film news #acquired #LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL #ifc films #shudder #horror #supernatural #australian #Colin Cairnes #Cameron Cairnes #David Dastmalchian

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horrorpatch · 6 months

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Acclaimed Horror Film WHEN EVIL LURKS - On Shudder This Friday!

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#Demián Rugna #IFC Films #Shudder #When Evil Lurks

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hisiggy · 6 months

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Nowhere restoration ifc center

#nowhere #greg araki #new queer cinema #ifc films #contemporary art #candy darling #ethel cain #chloe sevigny #music #harmony korine #brittany murphy #hari nef #john waters #nick zedd

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brokehorrorfan · 7 months

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Broke Horror Fan presents Relic on limited edition, fully functional VHS! Our latest tape is on sale now at Witter Entertainment.

The 2020 horror film stars Emily Mortimer (Scream 3), Robyn Nevin (The Matrix Reloaded), and Bella Heathcote (The Neon Demon).

It arrives on VHS in slipcase packaging, limited to 100. Each tape includes exclusive introductions by director/co-writer Natalie Erika James, co-writer Christian White, and cinematographer Charlie Sarroff.

For optimal VHS viewing, the film has been cropped from its original aspect ratio to 4:3 full frame. It is officially licensed from Shout Factory and has been approved by James.

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When elderly mother Edna inexplicably vanishes, her daughter Kay and granddaughter Sam rush to the family’s decaying country home, finding clues of her increasing dementia scattered around the house in her absence. After Edna returns just as mysteriously as she disappeared, Kay’s concern that her mother seems unwilling or unable to say where she’s been clashes with Sam’s unabashed enthusiasm to have her grandma back. As Edna’s behavior turns increasingly volatile, both begin to sense that an insidious presence in the house might be taking control of her.

#relic #horror #vhs #emily mortimer #bella heathcote #robyn nevin #natalie erika james #broke horror fan #dvd #gift #shout factory #scream factory #ifc midnight #ifc films

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sisionscreen · 2 years

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IFC Films published the official North American poster for Corsage (2022). The movie will premiere in cinemas there on December 23rd, 2022.

#Corsage #Corsage (2022)#costume drama #historical drama #period drama #Vicky Krieps #elisabeth in bavaria #elisabeth of austria hungary #elisabeth of austria #IFC Films

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tinseltine · 2 years

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Got to see RESURRECTION starring Rebecca Hall during #Sundance2022. Now in theaters as of (7/29) Tinsel & Tine #MiniMovieReview - RESURRECTION -This is a disturbingly engrossing movie. Rebecca Hall delivers a gripping performance of a woman completely unraveling, with emotional impact. And a completely chilling performance by Tim Roth. Margaret (Hall) is a single mother of a daughter, Abbie (Grace Kaufman) who’s about to graduate High School. They live a comfortable life in a nice high-rise complex, as Margaret works as a corporate boss of some kind. She’s secretly sleeping with a subordinate (not young), they only see each other outside of the office. Basically, she seems to have her life all nicely compartmentalized.

Until one day at a business conference she catches a glimpse of the back of someone’s head and freaks out! Has to immediately leave the conference. Then she sees him, well, the audience isn’t sure if she’s really seeing him or imagining him, again and again. Once I decided, okay he’s really there, a man from her past; obviously this is Abbie’s father back and wanting to rekindle a relationship with his daughter. We get that Margaret is very protective and close to Abbie, but still, the girl is practically grown, let her make up her own mind about seeing him, so I thought.

Why is she so scared? Once we know the reasons, the movie becomes a full on psychological thriller, terrifying and hideous. It delves deeply into grooming, gaslighting and control…

"I started writing RESURRECTION about 7 or 8 years ago while I was working on other scripts, so it was a long gestation period. I imagined a character of a single mother acting alone to protect her child from some sort of dangerous threat or predator, but I didn’t quite know who she was or why she must act alone. Around this time, a friend of mine became involved in a relationship with a very toxic guy, and I witnessed their relationship firsthand … I became interested in and terrified by the tactics employed by manipulative, controlling people to form and maintain intense emotional bonds with their victims." – writer/director Andrew Semans

My favorite Rebecca Hall movie remains "Professor Marston and the Wonder Women", I wish more people knew how good it is. It’s one of those movies I always recommend. Now with this film, "The Night House" and adapting and directing "Passing", Rebecca Hall has elevated to a new level of Hollywood A List.

https://tinseltine.com/sundance-film-festival-coverage-2022/IFC Films

#Resurrection #Rebecca Hall #Tim Roth #professor marston and the wonder women #IFC Films #Thriller #moviesite #Movie Reviews #movie talk

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schlock-luster-video · 1 year

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On March 7, 2019, The House that Jack Built debuted in Australia.

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