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Anyone in or around the LA area can check out The New Hands, a horror comedy from Brandon Scullion, when it premieres at Hollywood’s Chinese Theater this October. This Frankenstein-like tale involves a serial killer whose goal is to assemble a new set of hands from the pieces of his
I remember what it was like eleven years ago when Scott Pilgrim Vs The World was first released. There was hype among the nerd crowd before the film was even out, but on opening weekend, it was up against “The Expendables,” an action throwback picture starring a slew of 80s-tough-guy-movie
Virgil Films is now distributing the true-life drama TRAFFICKED, about the victims of suburban sexual trafficking, on digital and physical platforms. The film bears the subtitle “A Parent’s Worst Nightmare,” but I think that kinda goes without saying. Allison Riley, a teenager from a sheltered suburb, seems to have everything
Remember Kung Fu Ghost? We reported on the production of this crazy little film nearly a year ago, and it looks like the editing is nearly done. A release window of Summer 2021 has been announced. This film was brought into existence through the sheer will of Jennifer N. Linch.
There WILL be an English dub for the Chinese animated epic Jiang Ziya — and the trailer released by Well Go USA today is proof. Originally, Jiang Ziya was going to make its theatrical debut in this country on February 7, 2020. Various delays occurred (not all of them COVID-related
Uncork’d Entertainment is bringing the morbid Spanish-language thriller The Funeral Home to virtual theaters January 29, and digital platforms February 2. The movie will be presented in its original language with English subtitles. There’s something weird going on in Bernardo’s house, and we don’t just mean the antics of his
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You have money. You want more money. But you don’t know how to get it. See, you’re in the business of making movies. But every good movie property has already been taken! You could come up with something original, but come on, you might as well set your money on
Beijing Enlight Pictures produces CGI-animated movies based on Chinese lore for a primarily Chinese audience. Their first effort, Ne Zha, was a major hit in its home country, raking in the converted-to-dollars number of $720 million. The fanbase for such movies is more limited here, but that doesn’t mean we
If you were alive in the 90s then you remember Jackie Chan. As one of the few Chinese action stars to break out in the West, he starred in several hit movies like Rush Hour where he combined his signature blend of karate-kicking action with a wild sense of humor.
Watching Universal fumble around with their Movie Monsters over these past few years has been embarrassing. They thought copying Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe would be as simple as slapping a “DARK UNIVERSE” logo onto the front of their Mummy remake and loading it with clues and hints about movies yet
