These aren’t many films being made about poetry, which is why I’m glad to see that the [inlinetweet prefix=”The ” tweeter=”@FilmPoliceRevs” suffix=”. #MMFFNewWave”]Kapampangan drama Ari: My Life
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Watch Sid Lucero do different levels of Tom Cruise in trailer for ‘Toto’
Different levels of Tom Cruise? Ha! Get it? Save for its protagonist’s knack for Cruise’s shades in movies, the new film Toto has nothing to do with the
First trailer for Bryan Singer’s ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ debuts online
[inlinetweet prefix=”” tweeter=”@FilmPoliceRevs” suffix=”#XMenApocalypse”]The trailer for X-Men: Apocalypse just dropped, and man is it everything you want to see![/inlinetweet] (This is what you wanted, right?)
‘Sadako Vs. Kayako’, starring a woman unlucky enough she’s cursed, twice
So. This is what it has become. We have officially crossed over (ha! Me and my puns!) to the abyss of no return—the franchise crossovers.
‘The Legend of Tarzan’ teaser debut: Skarsgard’s body is just not of this earth
Remember Alexandar Skarsgard (a.k.a. The Body That’s Just Humanly Impossible)? The ladies of the world sure do; a vampire with true super erotic powers is
These ‘Ip Man 3’ character posters will make you want to buy an extra wall
The much-anticipated threequel [inlinetweet prefix=”” tweeter=”@FilmPoliceRevs” suffix=”#IPMAN3″]Ip Man 3 just dropped six character posters on us, and hot damn are they fine[/inlinetweet]. Directed by Wilson Yip,
‘The Nice Guys’ Trailer: Crowe and Gosling swing in Shane Black’s latest
If the freshly-released red-band trailer for The Nice Guys is any indication, Shane Black looks to deliver a groovy action comedy with headliners Ryan Gosling
Michael B. Jordan on daddy issues and his new film ‘Creed’
Creed—the most recent in the iconic Sylvester Stallone-starring Rocky film series—casts a tiger-eyed Michael B. Jordan as boxing newcomer Adonis Johnson. Jordan’s Adonis (a pun I imagine that the ladies will
The official MMFF trailer for ‘Honor Thy Father’ is here!
Erik Matti makes happy pandas tonight. [inlinetweet prefix=”WATCH:” tweeter=”@FilmPoliceRevs” suffix=”#MMFF2015 #honorthyfather”]The official trailer for MMFF entry Honor Thy Father has just been released[/inlinetweet] via Facebook (like their page here!), a
Slick MMFF one-sheet for ‘Honor Thy Father’ confirms the film gets to retain title
We’ve all been walking on tightrope as days to the upcoming Metro Manila Film Festival go by. For a time we were under the impression
‘A Monster Calls’ Teaser: Bayona’s latest summons monstrous yew tree
It’s weird to receive promotional material for a film that comes out still a year later. P.R., for how we’ve come to perceive it, is a
Ben Wheatley to remake ‘The Wages of Fear’, and we’re up our butts about it
On fuck yeah! news: Ben Wheatley is in talks to write and direct a remake of the Henri-Georges Clouzot classic The Wages of Fear. William Friedkin already made a sort-of remake with his
Bukod Kang Pinagpala
Faith is its own logic. That’s one reason why religion isn’t a recurring topic at open mics. No one will laugh at those jokes—unless in the
C1 Originals 2015 Awards Night: ‘Manang Biring’, ‘Dayang Asu’ win big
Cinema One Originals is nearing to a close yet cinephiles remain restless. Miguel Gomes‘ latest, the three-parter Arabian Nights, are playing in parts tonight, tomorrow and on Tuesday
Carl Papa on his new film ‘Manang Biring’
A scene midway through Manang Biring is the film’s most affecting: in a cab, Biring (Erlinda Villalobos) and her friends plan for Christmas. They talk about the
Cinema One Originals 2015 Screening Schedules
The promotional materials for this year’s Cinema One Originals Film Festival are always emblazoned with the phrase: kakaiba ka ba? An invitation, it seems, to embrace
Poster and first-look photos for Angelina Jolie’s latest ‘By the Sea’
Spouses, for some reason, prove prolific together in a film production. A quintessential example is Godard and his wife Anna Karina, whose marriage, while short-lived, paved
Filmmakers and critics share their go-to horror films for Halloween
To those who are staying in for Halloween—I know, we had plans too!—having a horror movie marathon with family and friends is customary. In our
A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night is having its Philippine premiere at this year’s QCIFF. See screening schedules here. This review is taken from
Watch indie-horror ‘Jennifer Help Us’ online for free
While everyone is on a state of Halloween euphoria, filmmaker Juan Ortiz makes his independent horror film Jennifer Help Us available to everyone for free.
Cinema One Originals 2015 announces lineup
Rest is for the wicked, so as QCIFF is hushing to a close, Cinema One Originals (“C1Origs” to the hipper club) is at work building
QCinema 2015 Winners: An annotated list
We soldiered on through EDSA traffic for the past few days. We’ve seen a very good slew of films for that we endured. That feeling,
The Last Pinoy Action King
When he died it was like losing a Jedi Master,” says a wide-eyed Sharon Cuneta, voice hoarse and on the verge of breaking, perhaps unaware of
Here’s your ultimate QCinema 2015 festival primer
Running jokes are almost customary among cinephiles. One which in my book doesn’t get old is that festival season, like the one that’s upon us,
Death by Activism: Stray Observations on Eli Roth’s ‘The Green Inferno’
2015 is quite the substantial year for director Eli Roth—two of his films see limited worldwide releases, unsurprisingly to an almost cult-like fan reception. His