Wonder Woman movie nabs director Michelle MacLaren
We’re going to get so many superhero films the rest of this decade I say we just pay attention to the ones with ...
Reviews
Review: A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
Every once in a while, a film comes along that takes a stale genre and makes it completely new and cool again. Ana ...
Trailers
UPDATE: Star Wars: The Force Awakens to debut trailer in select theaters Friday
UPDATE: There are 30 theaters showing the trailer according to StarWars.com (which we’ve listed below). Good luck! Original story follows. Surely the most ...
First look at Arnold as the T-800 in Terminator Genysis
So far Terminator: Genysis hasn’t done anything to inspire much confidence. First there was the stupid name and then the stupid images from the ...
Called it: Christoph Waltz likely to be playing Blofeld
Don’t say I didn’t warn you. The Daily Mail is reporting that Christoph Waltz, who was recently revealed to be cast in the ...
Features
What Is Your Pleasure? Vivisecting the Hellraiser series pt. 1
What happens when two Flixist writers who have seen only bits and pieces (or none at all) of a franchise have nothing better ...
Box Office Numbers: This Girl is Still On Fire
Holy sh*t you all. When you watch as many movies as I do, you totally forget how popular some of them are. Completely ...
Flixgiving: Five Movies Jonathan is Thankful For
As we slowly wind down the year and prepare for another, we take a moment to stop and reflect on things – namely, ...
Trailers
Trailer for The Age of Adaline staring a forever-young Blake Lively
In The Age of Adaline, Blake Lively stars as a woman who goes through some kind of magical accident when she is 29, ...
Trailers
Trailer: Amira & Sam
Amira & Sam is the latest Rom-Com from Drafthouse Films, telling the story of Sam, a veteran trying to readjust to civilian life, ...
Flixgiving: Five Movies Liz Is Thankful For
It’s Flixgiving! The Flixist staff has gathered together around the cool glow of the TV to share movies that we’re thankful for; ones ...
Reviews
SAIFF Review: Killa (The Fort)
I never moved when I was growing up. I knew people who moved once or twice, and then I knew others in military ...
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