Virgil Abloh’s Final Project Debuted at the Sundance Film Festival
Before his passing, Abloh produced a documentary about the life and career of US Olympian Sha’Carri Richardson. In November of 2021, Virgil Abloh left the
Valentino Supports Young and Upcoming Artists Through Instagram
In a collaboration with Camera Della Moda, Italian fashion house Valentino will use its Instagram to host concepts and designs from new Italian up-and-coming designers
Firebite: Indigenous Vampire Hunters in Outback Australia
Acclaimed Indigenous filmmaker Warwick Thornton has a penchant for Indigenous cinema. His latest work, Firebite, highlights Australia’s colonisation in a satirical fashion – and it features
Maison Margiela Artisanal: A Folk Horror Tale
A Folk Horror Tale is a 70-minute picture on the “power of time and nature,” which showcases Maison Margiela’s Artisanal co-ed collection, written by John Galliano.
“Lisey’s Story” Begins Its Descent Into Darkness
This month, Apple TV+ began airing their new original miniseries Lisey’s Story. It is an eight-episode, female-led, psychological horror, based on the novel of the
Trailer for Pandemic-inspired Horror “In the Earth” Released
The COVID-19 pandemic has touched every aspect of our lives over past year. And now, horror film In the Earth explores our fears relating to the current
Pandemic-postponed ‘A Quiet Place Part 2’ Finally Has a Release Date
The highly anticipated sequel to Paramount’s 2018 horror film A Quiet Place is finally on its way to cinemas. Initially the film was slated for a
Six Modern Horror Masters To Watch Out For (Next) Halloween
“Wouldst Thou Like To Live, Deliciously?” With Halloween 2020 essentially being a write-off, We decided to look ahead to the future of horror and what
FIB Film Review: Hush
After seeing what Mike Flanagan can do with a stripped back idea on a small scale (Gerald’s Game) and how he stumbles/is overtaken by the
The Violent Progression Of The Shower Scene
From Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho to Justin Kerzel’s Snowtown, the shower has become the set of some of film’s most gruesome moments. Actress Janet Leigh stopped
FIB Film Review: Spring
My list lately seems stuffed with movies I’ve finally caught up with even though I have no idea why I originally added them, and here’s
David Stratton’s Film Festival With Martin Scorsese’s Scariest Films
Buckle yourself in for jump scares, grab a pillow to hide behind during slasher scenes, and make sure to grab your popcorn at the candy
The Blumhouse Effect: A New Era of Horror
Anyone who has seen a horror movie in the past decade will undoubtedly have seen an opening credits sequence set in a creepy worn down
An Ode to 2018 Cinema
Hollywood wraps up another year of success, So lets take a look back on some of the best. So many genres, and so little time,
