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Well, hello again, Candyman — we meet again, though I still haven’t said your name out loud in a mirror five times — and I’m never going to, sorry. The last time I reviewed the original 1992 film (as released… Read more »

Martin Freeman and Adelayo Adedayo star in an intense crime-drama series, debuting on BritBox Canada. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...] Read more »

The art of adapting an animated series to feature length is a bit of a tricky thing. With twelve seasons of history, there is the danger that the Bob’s Burgers story has been thoroughly told; thankfully that’s not the case… Read more »

Rosie Perez plays a supporting role but is the star of the bilingual crime series, debuting globally on Apple TV+. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...] Read more »

Cannily marketed as an old-school, throwback “Motion Picture Event” just three years ago to surprisingly eager audiences, Downtown Abbey, the big-screen sequel to the six-season, 52-episode run television series, outpaced its modest production budget by a factor of ten. Apparently,… Read more »

A darling of the independent film circuit, Alex Garland’s latest mindfuck is his most confounding and inscrutable work yet. While Men is bound to spark conversations about male violence, toxic masculinity, and the fragile male ego from a large sector… Read more »

There’s a moment in writer K.D. Dávila and director Carey Williams' (R+J) piercing, trenchant socio-political, feature-length adaptation of their award-winning Sundance Film Festival short, Emergency, where three big, tough-talking Black dudes drop all pretense of macho posturing once a drunk… Read more »

Sissy Spacek and J.K. Simmons star, which is reason enough to watch the Prime Video series. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...] Read more »

A family on the run, a little girl with immense powers she doesn’t understand and can barely control, and an evil covert organization desperate to harness the girl’s power for their own good. This is Firestarter, a new adaptation of… Read more »

Romantic dramas are a bit too few and far between in recent years (at least good ones); have we become too cynical in the 21st century, has the burden of existence mean we too seldom scoff at those stories who… Read more »

This April saw the return of the Amsterdamned Film Festival after two years of postponements and cancellations due to lock-downs. And what could be a better way to open such a long-missed event than with the world premiere of a… Read more »

Clare Danes and Tom Hiddleston lead an investigation into fear and mistrust, debuting globally on Apple TV+. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...] Read more »

The red moon, la luna roja, is coming, and with it the return of the demon Kuaraya and their quest to raise the Evil One. Antonio is all too familiar with Kuaraya. He is a legendary shaman, from a long… Read more »

Rose Leslie and Theo James star in a beguiling new series from Steven Moffat ('Dr. Who'). [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...] Read more »

It can often be difficult to know when to trust a child; on one hand, we want to believe that children are innocent and good, and will tell us the truth. On the other, I've known plenty of children who… Read more »

The comedy troupe reboots for a new season via Prime Video. Also, the new doc 'Comedy Punks' gives a fresh perspective. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...] Read more »

Money can make people do funny things. It compels them to trust the wrong people, drives them to makes risky bets or, when all else fails, forces them to act out of desperation. Yet unlike riding a bike, when it… Read more »

A detective investigating a seemingly random murder in the rural Rajasthani desert turns out to be so much more in Raj Singh Chaudhary’s Thar. Nothing much happens in Munabao, a small town near the Pakistani border region of Rajasthan, but… Read more »

The voice-over that starts Hong Sang-soo's In Front of Your Face is more like a prayer. It belongs to Sang-ok (Lee Hye-young), a serene faced, aging beauty crashing on the couch in her younger sister Jeong-ok (Cho Yun-hee)'s high-rise apartment… Read more »

Based on a children's book written by Japanese comedian Nishino Akihiro, Poupelle of Chimney Town is an anime film which premièred in Japan on Christmas of 2020. That's a fortuitous time of the year to see it for sure, as… Read more »