Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010 by
Vomitron
A year has come & gone and Offscreen Film Festival is ready to kick off the third edition of their annual festivities. From the 4th of March to the 21st, this year’s program will again take you on a voyage across extravagant cinematographic landscapes. A trip down Japanese, European & Italian genre cinema from past days as well as an introduction to some freshly released films from today’s world cinema.
“Film fans with a taste for the unconventional and the unusual, rejoice!”
In this news flash you’ll find the trailer of this year’s edition, a blurb from Offscreen’s website explaining briefly what all you can expect and to get your cinephilic juices flowing, we’ve compiled a photo gallery with some poster art & movie stills all related to the films on Offscreen’s 2010 program.
Images often say more than words, so we’ll leave it at that. Now proceed and go click on some things below… and be amazed!
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Saturday, February 20th, 2010 by
Vomitron
Three new indie thrillers with a touch of bloody horror. Watch the trailers below.
“A young married couple moves to a secluded area to cope with the wife’s terminal illness. As the wife’s condition gets worse, the husband’s growing detachment from her forces him into a tumultuous relationship with a local teenage girl whom he rescues from a sexual assault.” – Anonymous, IMDb
“The town of Liberty has many secrets. But it’s darkest secret is hidden in the relationship between two brothers. As the body count rises, the mystery deepens.” – TheAbsentOMP, YouTube
“1954. In a quiet neighbourhood a young woman kills her husband in a bloody rage when she discovers him with another woman. 2004. A young couple, Janice & Sam, move into the same house. When Janice starts sleepwalking, having strange visions & nightmares, she’ll find out that the past might not be quite dead yet…” – gv, CR
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Friday, February 5th, 2010 by
Vomitron
We’ve kindly been brought to the attention of a new independent film in the final stages of post-production, named Otis ‘n’ Dwayne.
The synopsis reads a little like this:
“Two androgynous creatures embark on a psychotronic journey of self-discovery in a cruel, unusual and mostly male world. This comedy about two gay androids abandoned in a New Jersey suburb inhabited by God, the devil, and other lowlifes is a f*cked up movie for f*cked up times.”
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Wednesday, January 27th, 2010 by
Sterf
If you’re interested in the new Scorsese film Shutter Island coming out next month, here’s your chance to ask a question to Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio about it. You’ll have to use Twitter but it seems everyone and their dog has an account nowadays so that probably won’t be a problem. Just use the hashtags #AskLeo or #AskScorsese and ask your question.
Friday the five best questions will be selected by Paramount and, ofcourse, answered by DiCaprio and Scorsese. Only a few days left, so get to asking your questions.
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Sunday, January 24th, 2010 by
Sterf
Just so you know, we are always looking for quality reviewers / contributers here at Cult Reviews. Not only reviews but someone to take care of this very News section. Other new ideas are always welcomed too of course.
Or as I said a few months ago:
We are looking for new contributors to the site. Whatever your interests, 80’s slashers, 50’s science fiction, 20’s silent movies, more recent cult movies, saucy exploitation, groovy blaxploitation, horribly overdubbed giallo, arty-farty european movies, dwarfsploitation, cult music,… As long as it has some cult-vibe.
It doesn’t have to be reviews either, if you have some great idea please enlighten and join us. Things like our shock endings, specials about the use of phallic spaceships in fifties sci-fi, the most horrible death-scenes, most violent head explosions, use of the occult in horror, strangest use for a piece of fruit award,… You get the picture.
Sign up now for fame and glory!
If you’re interested, please contact us or reply to this post.
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A year has come & gone and Offscreen Film Festival is ready to kick off the third edition of their annual festivities. From the 4th of March to the 21st, this year’s program will again take you on a voyage across extravagant cinematographic landscapes. A trip down Japanese, European & Italian genre cinema from past days as well as an introduction to some freshly released films from today’s world cinema.
