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Midsommar director Ari Aster says his next film will be four hour long 'nightmare comedy'
Fp Staff • 5 years agoAri Aster is also known for his horror shorts The Strange Thing About the Johnsons and Munchausen.
Knives Out: Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Christopher Plummer's whodunnit to release in India on 29 November
Fp Staff • 5 years agoKnives Out also stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Toni Collette, and Katherine Langford.
Knives Out: Rian Johnson says he wants to make a sequel with Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc with new cast, setting
• 5 years agoKnives Out follows a family gathering gone horribly awry, after the family patriarch's death leads a master detective to investigate.
Unbelievable review: Netflix's true crime drama is an essential and important watch in the #MeToo era
Rohininair • 5 years agoUnbelievable's most vital contribution isn’t in highlighting systemic failures (although it does a good job of it); it is in addressing our beliefs about how rape survivors should act/behave/feel, and in skewering how we re-traumatise those who have already lived through an assault.
Knives Out trailer: Daniel Craig delves deeper into the sudden death of 85-year-old patriarch
Fp Staff • 5 years agoLike most family crime thrillers, Knives Out deals with a unique set of oddballs, who have their share of quirks.
Knives Out early reactions: Rian Johnson's murder mystery hailed as 'funniest film' of the year at TIFF 2019
Fp Staff • 6 years agoRian Johnson had previously said that Knives Out has a "Hitchcockian thriller-type twist."
Knives Out trailer: Daniel Craig's whodunit is a nod to Agatha Christie's celebrated murder mysteries
Fp Staff • 6 years agoLike most family crime thrillers, Knives Out deals with a unique set of oddballs, who also have their share of quirks
Toni Collette, Jesse Plemons, David Thewlis join Charlie Kaufman's Netflix film, I’m Thinking of Ending Things
Fp Staff • 6 years agoThis Netflix project is based on author Ian Reid’s novel of the same name that came out in the 2016
Birthmarked movie review: A fun take on the nature versus nurture debate that turns hackneyed
Anupam Kant Verma • 7 years agoBirthmarked’s great triumph lies in communicating its true message through the innocent yet remarkably clear sighted eyes of children at play
Hereditary: Horror film hailed as scariest in years leaves Twitterati sleepless and 'disturbed on a cellular level'
Fp Staff • 7 years agoSome of Ari Aster's filmmaking peers from Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead, Baby Driver), Barry Jenkins (Moonlight) and the Safdie brothers (Good Time) took to Twitter to express just how terrified Hereditary left them.