Film Threat’s Award This! has become an industry staple celebrating the best in truly independent cinema to kick off awards ...

The Peril of Pauline, writer-director Cybela Clare explores the mysterious intersections of science, reincarnation, and the ...

Horror Inc is hilarious, scathing, and instantly memorable. In just over three minutes, director Craig Layton manages to mock slasher tropes and poke a stick at the performative activism of modern ...

Spike and Mike’s Animation Extravaganza 2025 is playing for three nights only—October 31 to November 2—exclusively at Regal ...

NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL 2025 REVIEW! Rian Johnson takes his sharpest turn yet with Wake Up, Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, diving headlong into faith, sin, and the politics of belief. Set in an ...

For some of the wackiest sci-fi since Douglas Adams stuck his thumb out, get ready to enjoy the end of the world again in the post-apocalyptic cooking adventure Cuisine De La ‘Pocalypse, written and ...

NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL 2025 REVIEW! I have to be honest; I’m not an obsessive tiki bar fan or collector of tiki ceramic mugs. I do, however, think the style looks cool, and I know about ...

NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL 2025 REVIEW! Charles Grodin stood out to me when I first saw him as Nicky Holiday in The Great Muppet Caper. His offbeat personality made him a perfect fit for all the ...

In the opening moment of Mark S. Allen’s low-budget indie horror, Don’t Answer, we meet a loving family in their van, driving to their quiet small-town house. When the family arrives, Mom notices the ...

Directed by Danny A. Abeckaser, The Perfect Gamble dives into the gritty underworld of risk and betrayal between two ex-cons trying to start over in an unfamiliar corner of the world. Screenwriter ...

NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL 2025 REVIEW! The Floaters is an authentic summer camp comedy with a Jewish spin. Director Rachel Israel’s film has a contemporary feel as it carries the memorability of ...