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PORTUGAL, United States | 111 minutes | 2019
A meteorite falls to Earth near Arkham. Soon, the place is overrun by the shadows. Death stalks the town, madness reigns, and it starts to look like the rest of the world might follow… Richard Stanley (Hardware, Dust Devil) is finally back, adapting H.P. Lovecraft’s most famous story, with none other than Nicolas Cage (reinvented between Mandy and the next Sion Sono film). That’s a sure-fire recipe for cinematic delight. But what does a colour fallen from the sky look like? How will the monstrous creatures inhabiting the Blasted Heath look? And what about the famous Lovecraftian terror that defies description? Come and see for yourself…In collaboration with Fantasia."Calling Color Out of Space weird seems like an affront to weirdness. This movie transcends the weird, dipping into territory that I don’t think they’ve invented words for yet. Watching Cage lose his shit is an absolute blast." Slash Film"Gorgeous, scary, unhinged. If this movie marks the return of Richard Stanely to narrative filmmaking, it’s one helluva resurrection." Dread Central
Toronto Film Festival
Fantastic Fest
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Indisputably a cinematic masterwork, Raining in the Mountain is a mammoth artistic œuvre that needs to be seen at least once on the big screen. When the...
Feature film, Fiction
TAIWAN, SOUTH KOREA | 120 minutes | 1979
A bus full of young adults stops on a lonely road. They’re off to work in what appears to be a strange hotel. But is that really where they’re going?...
POLAND | 109 minutes | 2018
Quentin Dupieux’s latest is a serial-killer film about a jacket that wants to kill all other jackets and its unhinging effect on its owner. What starts...
FRANCE | 77 minutes | 2019
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