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With a mix of puppetry and live action, Paul, brought to you by Adam Bizanski, follows the titular Paul as he investigates a robbery of his house in the seedy underbelly of his city. Paul won Best Narrative Short at the...
| Nick Valdez |
While not exactly an expert of film noir by any means, I am deeply interested in the genre. Film noir tends to be so nuanced in both style and substance, when a film actually captures what makes the genre so amazing, it's li...
| Geoff Henao |
In the sad way that certain artists come to be known more for succulent ancillary gossip rather than their actual contributions, Alan Moore, like an actor who happens to enjoy rodent-based anal pleasantries, has seen the most...
| Jason Savior |
Robert Rodriguez has been talking up a sequel to his 2005 adaptation of co-director Frank Miller's Sin City for years now, to the extent of the project becoming a joke amongst fans who never expected to see it on-screen. Rodr...
| Xander Markham |
It was just over a month ago when we reported Brett Easton Ellis working with Paul Schrader on a noir film. Ellis had teased on Twitter that it would be a sexy thriller of some kind, and he'd ideally want male pornstar James ...
| Hubert Vigilla |
Not too long ago, the magick of Twitter revealed that Kanye West was in talks to become creative director of the Jetsons movie. For a while everyone thought it was just Kanye being Kanye, but oddly enough, it was true. The mo...
| Hubert Vigilla |
A bit of Drive-related news for the end of the week. Unfortunately none of it is hot dog related, but let's just try to stay positive, everyone. First of all, menswear designer Bernardo Rojo is creating a clothing line inspir...
| Hubert Vigilla |
Robert Rodriguez has been talking for over five years about making a sequel to Sin City, his acclaimed adaptation of Frank Miller's graphic novel, but has proven himself in recent years to be more Mexican't than Mexican on th...
| Xander Markham |
Jesus, Flixist Movie Club is just flying off the rails. This show's, what, just over an hour long? I think we talk about Fritz Lang's M, the subject of tonight's show, for maybe, maybe half an hour. More like twenty ...
| Alex Katz |
We here at Flixist are pretty big fans of the film noir genre. There aren't a lot of them around these days, but they do exist. If producer Jeremy Thomas (notable for Crash [the 1996 one], 13 Assassins, and others) and direct...
| Alec Kubas-Meyer |
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