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Todd Brown

Todd Brown

Founder/Editor at Screen Anarchy

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  • English
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Donnie Yen's Fists Of Fury: His Five Best Fights Of The Millennium

Donnie Yen peaked late. Despite a boat load of talent and obvious early promise, a number of factors kept Yen off screens more than on them throughout what are normally an action star's peak years. There was his restrictive contract...
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Fabulous Trailer For 1960's Thai Gangster Film ANTAPAL

Who would have thought - when he first appeared on the scene as part of The Art Of The Devil directing collective Ronin Team - that Thailand's Kongkiat Khomsiri would emerge as one of his nation's most consistently compelling and...
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Marko Zaror Takes Villain Role In Robert Rodriguez' MACHETE KILLS

In a move that makes so much sense it's shocking that it hasn't happened before now, Robert Rodriguez has cast Chilean action star Marko Zaror in a key villain role for the upcoming Machete Kills. Rodriguez apparently wrote the part...
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Korea's DIRTY BLOOD Presents A Unique Rape-Revenge Thriller

Upcoming Korean effort Dirty Blood presents what looks to be an entirely unique spin on the rape-revenge subgenre of thrillers, one where the revenge comes not from the victim of the assault but from the child who is the result....
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Stellan Skarsgard And A Battered Kristofer Hivju Share A Laugh In F...

Director Hans Petter Moland won a lot of fans around these parts with his 2010 effort A Somewhat Gentle Man. The Berlin selected comedy starred Stellan Skarsgard as a man freshly released from prison and trying to put his life...
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Talking CALVARY With Writer-Director John Michael McDonagh

It was back in January that I had the chance to attend the world premiere of John Michael McDonagh's thoroughly remarkable Calvary at the Sundance Film Festival and came away feeling that I had just shared in something special, a...
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First Art For Gaspar Noe's LOVE

First Art For Gaspar Noe's LOVE
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Review: Struck By Lightning. Bitten By A Cobra. KUNG FURY Is A Gidd...

Ladies and gentlemen, I could write quite a lot here about how the internet has democratized filmmaking and storytelling, and how that has had impacts both good and bad. I could cite statistics about crowd funding, viewership patterns and the...
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Dave Is Going To Space With A Melon And Feeling Very Insecure About...

About to premiere as part of the short film program in Sundance is David and Laurent Nicolas' quirky animated short Black Holes. Designed as the pilot / proof of concept for a proposed television series this tale of male angst...
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Review: THE DEVIL'S CANDY, Fierce and Fabulous Horror

It was back in 2009 that Australian writer-director Sean Byrne burst onto the scene with his debut feature film, The Loved Ones, igniting a firestorm of positive praise that seemed poised to light the world on fire for this brash...
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EL AVISO: Taut First Teaser Arrives For Spanish Thriller

Veteran director Daniel Calparsoro returns to screens soon with El Aviso, and based on the freshly released teaser we've got a taut, slick thriller to look forward to. Ten-year-old Nico receives a threatening letter and now his life is in...