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Extra Funky Red Band Trailer for ‘Divinity’ Experimental B&W Sci-Fi

"She's the only one who can stop it... If she fails, the world won't survive." Get a load of this!! Utopia and executive producer Steven Soderbergh present one final red red band trailer for the experimental sci-fi film Divinity, from writer-director-producer Eddie Alcazar (his second feature after the experimental Perfect previously). This premiered at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival earlier this year in the Next section, and will open in select theaters nationwide (!!) starting in November coming soon this fall. Two mysterious brothers abduct a mogul during his quest for immortality. Meanwhile, a seductive woman helps them launch into a journey of self-discovery. This wild film stars Stephen Dorff, Moises Arias, Jason Genao, Karrueche Tran, Bella Thorne, and Scott Bakula. Alcazar "dazzles with this uncompromising vision that pushes a retro sci-fi styling forward to a stunning and grotesque future." You've never seen anything like this!! Totally gnarly!! Bold, original, innovative, wacky, dense, weird, hypnotic, horny lo-fi sci-fi filmmaking. Take a look. Here's the extra official red band trailer for Eddie Alcazar's film Divinity, direct from YouTube: You can rewatch the main ...
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Watch: ‘What Do Jason Voorhees + Kermit Have In Common?’ Video

"So what happens when the audience grows tired of the same old stories, and starts craving something new? You can't swap the slasher, so you swap the setting." This fun little video essay created by filmmaker Will Webb is a quick 5 minute watch. Created by Little White Lies, this video is titled "What Do Jason Voorhees And Kermit Have In Common?" Watch and find out! It might not be what you're expecting? Webb's essay is actually about horror franchises, and how even the sequels all follow a familiar pattern. His main focus is on the masked killer Jason Voorhees from the the Friday the 13th series, going through all of the sequels leading up to Jason Takes Manhattan (1989), Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993), and Jason X (2001). He also references the Leprechaun and Hellraiser horror franchises. I wish there was more on The Muppets and Kermit's connection to Jason, but it's still amusing. And now I want to watch all these. For more fun, check out this art collection – Jason Beck's paintings of The Muppets ...