By: Emily von Seele
In a post-apocalyptic world, it’s important to have friends. Directed by Jovanka Vuckovic (XX) and written by Katherine Collins (Lost In Space, Blindspot), Riot Girls is a story that celebrates friendship and love and the importance of keeping one’s humanity when it can easily be lost.
By: Emily von Seele
Lorena Villarreal’s Silencio is an interesting and emotional meditation on loss, grief, and a life lived.
We’re only halfway through 2018 and it’s already turning out to be another great year for genre film. Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead are some of the most exciting voices currently working in the genre and, between Resolution and Spring, they’ve shown both a reverence for horror/sci-fi and a desire to push their work into unexpected and decidedly humanistic territory. Their newest feature, The Endless, combines UFO death cults and cosmic horror with the story of two brothers seeking closure on their mysterious upbringing, making for an emotionally resonant movie that will also mess with your head.
To celebrate its release on Blu-ray, we’re giving two (2) Dead Ringers listeners a chance to score a copy of the film.
We’re only halfway through 2018 and it’s already turning out to be another great year for genre film. Alex Garland is no stranger to horror and sci-fi, having written a slew of vital works such as 28 Days Later and Sunshine, as well as writing and directing the superlative Ex Machina. His newest film, Annihilation, blends heady sci-fi with cosmic horror to create (in this writer’s humble opinion) the best movie of the year (so far).
To celebrate its release on Blu-ray, we’re giving two (2) Dead Ringers listeners a chance to score a copy of the film.
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