TCM: Star Trek II 40th anniversary screenings
Celebrating one of one of Trek’s most brightly shining cinematic moments, Fathom Events and Turner Classic Movies Big Screen Classics
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Horror, fantasy, and science fiction film events in Los Angeles.
Celebrate National Cinema Day with Spider-Man, Jaws & The Blob
Saturday, September 3 is National Cinema Day, a new event featuring $3 ticket prices for all movies all day –
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Romero’s Dawn of the Dead to return in 3D
From Friday, October 28 through Monday, October 31, Regal Cinemas will screen a 3D conversion of the late writer-director George
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Trailer: Three Thousand Years of Longing
For those of you who did not get enough Idris Elba with Beast, MGM releases Three Thousand Years of Longing.
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Trailer: The Invitation
Sony Pictures invites you to a nightmare generations in the making. Sony is being a bit cagey about the film’s
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Trailer: Alienoid
Well Go USA release this Asian science fiction thriller in US theatres. Directed by Choi Dong-hoon, Alienoid is the first in a
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Film Review: this Beast is surprisingly compelling
Beast’s marauding lion is an avenging “anti-poacher” who evokes almost as much sympathy as the humans he hunts. There are
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George Miller retro coming to Cinematheque
Starting August 25, the American Cinemathque will present a four-day tribute to Australian filmmaker George Miller, who shot to international
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Film Review: Squeal
Not quite fairy tale or horror film, SQUEAL offers a fanciful allegory for fans of art house cinema. Squeal features a
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Rogue One coming to El Capitan & IMAX
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is returning to theatres, including engagements on IMAX screens and at Disney’s El Capitan
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Coraline on the big screen
Fathom Events presents a one-day series of screenings of Henry Selick’s wonderful stop-motion film, Caroline (2009) on August 15, with
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Film Review: Bodies Bodies Bodies
Sure, it’s all fun and games until the bodies start piling up – and then it becomes even more fun!
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Film Review: Tin Can’s claustrophobic sci-fi horror
A worldwide pandemic is threatening humanity, not with death but something else, and a woman who may have the key
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