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Praised by critics upon its debut, Mashable called it "the chaotic bodysnatchers movie 2023 demands," with Collider describing it as an "amalgamation of cringe love and Cronenbergian body horror" and Bloody Disgusting stating it "defies easy categorization as it blends absurdist humor with gross-out sci-fi and quirky rom-com conventions… An ambitious voyage aimed to challenge perceptions and occasionally the gag[...]

Joe Swanberg is as active in front of the camera as he is behind it, acting, writing, and directing several projects, thriving as a versatile artist With diverse projects like Easy on Netflix, You're Next (2011), and Build the Wall (2020), the actor took it upon himself to work with director Mickey Keating on his[...]

The longer she stays, the more she realizes there are a lot of dark forces at work in the area she'll have to contend with to get to the bottom of the mystery. Jocelin Donahue and Joe Swanberg in Offseason (2022) Image courtesy of RLJE Films / Shudder Donahue was pitched the idea of Offseason by writer[...]

I really loved Joe Swanberg's Drinking Buddies and I'm a big Anna Kendrick fan, so this is already one of my most anticipated movies of the year The first trailer for Happy Christmas, which debuted at Sundance earlier this year, certainly doesn't change that. Kendrick gets to play the lead here, as an irresponsible woman who[...]

Well, their original was such a hit, this was bound to happen. Point Break as if remade by Terrence Malick, Michael Bay and Lars Von Trier, courtesy of Patrick Willems and the Afterwards They Will Explode team for Bleeding Cool. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGppHegBy8I[/youtube] And why not check out their original, Point Break as if remade by Wes Anderson, David Lynch,[...]

Adam Wingard, director of You're Next, Glenn McQuaid, director of I Sell The Dead, the Radio Silence team, David Bruckner, director of The Signal, Joe Swanberg and Ti West, riding high on The Innkeepers That's an eclectic group of directors with enough common ground for the movie to be coherent but approaches that differ enough[...]