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By Jonathan Monovich.

Some paths are rocky, some paths are uphill, and some are downhill. Unique’s path is hopefully what makes this film special.”

– The RZA

To the RZA, the Abbot of the Wu-Tang Clan, “hip-hop is moviemaking.”1 This should come as no surprise. The iconic first Wu-Tang Clan album, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Cha...


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By Gary D. Rhodes.

2026 is the watershed year of the bloodshed film. The sleep of reason has produced monsters, worlds of gods and monsters, new and old, now lauded by all except the most unreasonable amongst us.”

To face evil and survive, or, for that matter, to face evil and die: so many a horror film hero faces that lot (inside and out...


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Drug War (Johnnie To, 2012)

The FilmInt community is saddened to learn of the passing of former contributing editor Tony Williams (at age 80), a groundbreaking film historian and critic. In addition to his work on the horror film and other genres, Tony had varied interests, as seen in this interview (conducted by editor Matthew Sorrento) he did with his co-...


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By Mina Radovic.

A visionary gangland highlighting a connection to Black America and ancient Egypt.”

Writer-director Yelena Popovic’s new film Moses the Black is a visionary gangland epic that turns the tables on the redemption story and highlights a connection to Black America and ancient Egypt. Feared gang leader Malik (Omar Epp...


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By Thomas M. Puhr.

As someone with no direct experience with such atrocities, I can only imagine how painful it would be for a survivor to walk into a screening and not know what they’re in for….”

I’d been teaching for five or six years when I experienced my first—and, so far, only—legitimate school lockdown. It was during the tail end of...


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