Korean WW2 Epic My Way - Trailer and Release Details

The Korean World War 2 epic My Way, directed by Kand Je-kyu, opens in New York and LA today (April 20th), and more cities on May 4th, and quite honestly I cannot wait. The story concerns two marathin runners, one Korean and one Japanese, who get taken prisoner by the Russians while both fighting for the Japanese. Based on a true story, you can check out the full synopsis, stills and trailer below.

Psychosexual Thriller Rubberneck Gets A New Trailer

The psychosexual thriller, Rubberneck, from director Alex Karpovsky is set to premiere tonight (April 20th) as part of the Tribeca Film Festival. To coincide with this I have the new trailer to share with you.

Months after a one-night-stand-gone-nowhere with his coworker, a Boston scientist still finds himself increasingly consumed with thoughts towards his uninterested colleague.

Headspace: Directors Cut invades VOD on April 24th

The 2006 movie Headspace, from director Andrew van den Houten, is all set to hit VOD on April 24th through Freestyle Digital Media. This new version has had an overhaul by the director and will be screened in HD for the first time. Andrew van den Houten also directed the Jack Ketchum adaptation Offspring, as well as produced The Girl Next Door, The Woman and Ghoul, amongst others.

Treasure Chest of Horrors - Hitting DVD in June

Horror anthology Treasure Chest of Horrors is coming to DVD on June 19th, by way of Worldwide Multi-Media. This self-proclaimed No Budget anthology is from Executive Producers James Cullen Bressack and Jarret Cohen at Psykik Junky Pictures and features Lloyd Kaufman and Shawn C Philips.

Impulse gets filthy with their latest release in The Nikkatsu Collection

Stop your grinning and drop your linen; it's time to get filthy. On June 6th Impulse Pictures will be releasing the latest in The Nikkatsu Collection on DVD, the releases being Eros School: Feels So Good and Zoom Up: The Beaver Book Girl.

Trailer debuts for found footage flick Area 407

The latest found footage flick, Area 407, has a new trailer which debuted over at Shocktilyoudrop.com, so I thought I would share it with you. The film itself is set for release on IFC Midnight VOD on April 27th. Full list of Digital providers that are also showing it have been listed below, as well as more details on the film.

A Serbian Film to finally see an uncut release

After being released in a slightly cut version last October, the infamous A Serbian Film is now finally set for an uncut release. It will be released by FlixFling digitally on May 1st and then once again through Invincible Pictures from May 22. Love it or hate it, there is no denying that A Serbian Film has made a hell of an impact, and personally I am on the side that enjoyed the movie, having reviewed it twice so far (even though enjoy is not the right word). Full details on the release and the reasoning behind it can be found below.

The Woman in Black set to scare up Blu-ray and DVD

Here's some news that I am excited about, seeing as though I missed it on its theatrical release. The Woman in Black, which stars Daniel Radcliffe, will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on May 22nd from Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment. The release will contain a feature length commentary as well as a couple of featurettes, of which you can check out the full details below.

Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie - UK Blu-ray/DVD release news

News just in for genre fans in the UK, and that is of the release to Blu-ray and DVD of Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie. Based on the cult TV series, MST3K:TM will be released by Mediumrare Entertainment on June 11th. Time to get your spoof on!

Filthy Review - Shame

Shame (2011)

Review by Jude Felton

The first movie I saw that starred Michael Fassbender was the 2008 flick Eden Lake, which was an incredibly brutal and downbeat movie about a couple who head out to the country for a quiet weekend. Of course it doesn’t turn out quite as they planned. Since then I have seen a few movies in which Fassbender has starred, most recently being A Dangerous Method, but none of them, regardless of how good they were, have contained the power that Shame has. More to the point, this is the first movie in which I would say that Fassbender stars, in the true sense of the word. Shame is his movie.

Filthy Review - The Divide

The Divide (2011)

Review by Jude Felton

So often the end of the world, however it happens, is romanticized in movies. It’s not always the case, although apparently survivors will all band together and make the most of a bad situation. In many regards I am reminded of the classic movie The Great Escape; prisoners living in what looks to be almost a holiday camp, whereas the reality of the situation would have no doubt been a lot more uncomfortable. Would the end of the world be any different? Would everyone join up and make the best of it? Xavier Gens doesn’t think so, and neither do I.