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The Shed director Frank Sabatella talks burning vampires and taking cell phones out of horror

In 2009, Frank Sabatella directed his first feature–Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet. It’s an exploitation heavy slasher about college students who ...

By Kyle YadloskyFebruary 20, 20200

NYCC 2019: The creators of CW’s Nancy Drew show want a “Nancy-verse”

In case you missed it the CW is trying their hand at adapting the Nancy Drew novels. That’s something that’s been done a ...

By Matthew RazakFebruary 20, 20200

Flixclusive SXSW Interview: Hugh Sullivan and Hannah Marshall (The Infinite Man)

Coming out of the still ongoing SXSW film festival The Infinite Man was easily the biggest surprise. I expected very little and got a ...

By Matthew RazakFebruary 20, 20200

Rubber director and Marilyn Manson working on new flick

Recently I had the pleasure to do a round table with Quentin Dupieux, Director of Rubber, Wrong, and most recently, Wrong Cops, starring Marilyn ...

By Michael JordanFebruary 20, 20200

Features

Flixclusive Interview: Jeremy Regimbal (In Their Skin)

A long, long time ago, we here at Flixist did some rocking coverage of the Tribeca film festival. It was an interesting festival, ...

By Alec Kubas-MeyerFebruary 20, 20200

NYCC: Evil Dead director Fede Alvarez talks changes

Along with sitting down with Bruce Campbell at NYCC I also got the chance to talk with the director of the upcoming Evil ...

By Matthew RazakFebruary 20, 20200

News

Ryan Reynolds basically confirms Deadpool 3 is happening

A few days ago on Live With Kelly and Ryan, actor Ryan Reynolds all but confirmed that Deadpool 3 is happening with Marvel. ...

By Peter GlagowskiDecember 27, 20190

News

Enough Detective Pikachu outtakes exist to create an R-rated cut

For a little while, a rumor was going around that Detective Pikachu might be R-rated. While that was obviously fake, apparently there is ...

By Peter GlagowskiMay 6, 20190

News

Green Book’s producer claims film was meant for ‘older white audiences’

Green Book producer Jonathan King recently made the absolutely obvious statement that the film was meant for an “older white audience.” Speaking on ...

By Peter GlagowskiApril 30, 20190