Wounds, directed and written by Babak Anvari is one of the biggest letdowns of the year. Read More
Premiering at Sundance earlier this year and winning the 2019 World Cinema Dramatic prize, The Souvenir is entirely different from Hogg's previous filmography. Read More
You have never seen Zac Efron in a role like this. Read More
Native Son, directed by post-black artist Rashid Johnson and screenplay by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks, is a 21st-century adaption of the1940s novel of the same name written by Richard Wright. Read More
Remembering the series that started it all, Mobile Suit Gundam. Read More
The Sundance 2019 U.S. Dramatic Grand Jury Prize winner will make you question everything you thought about the American Death Penalty. Read More
Shazam! zaps excitement and energy into a franchise of superhero films that have grown stagnant. Read More
Imagine living in a world where your nightmares can very well be your reality, and a coincidence is all but a coincidence. Read More
Based on the true story of the rise of the Colombian drug cartel, and the tragic involvement of the indigenous people caught in the flames of greed, lust, and power. Read More
Wong Kar-wai's 1994 Hong Kong drama, Chungking express is iconic for making you want to fall in love, eat pineapples, and listen to the famous soundtrack featuring The Mamas & the Papas - California Dreamin'. Read More
The Sundance 2019 surprise screener 'Fighting with my Family' is full of heart and great performances. Read More
Season One had a shaky start, but season two proves The Dragon Prince is one of the best-animated series around. Read More
If this season marks the end of The Punisher let it be known that Frank Castle went out swinging Read More
Once upon a time, historical epics dominated the cinema screens, but as time progressed audience preference moved towards summer blockbusters... Read More
Non-spoiler review There is power in religion: the same way it can save a person, it can also lead them... Read More
Non-spoiler review Out of all the comedies I have watched at the Austin Film Festival, Original Sin (Pecado Original) is the... Read More
Non-spoiler review Every now and then we need a light-hearted comedy that not only brightens our day but brings a... Read More
Non-spoiler review There are two films I regret missing out on at the 25th Austin Film Festival, and the North... Read More
Jared, I want you to do well. I want you to have a great life. I love you, but we... Read More
non-spoiler review My first film of the 25th annual Austin Film Festival just might be my favorite comedy of the year. Antiquities,... Read More
Non-spoiler review When you think of awesome comedy duos, your first thought probably won’t be Jason Mantzoukas and Tony Revolori,... Read More
Black Lightning is back on the air and this season starts off with a powerful opening. A black teenager is... Read More
I honestly joked with my staff that after watching Mandy in theaters earlier last week that it would be downhill... Read More
I have a funny and embarrassing story involving this film. I watched this whole movie believing Elle Fanning was in... Read More
Perfect Blue is a film known by everyone but me; this 20th anniversary showing is the first time I have ever... Read More
Film Frame Friday is a regular series where one of our contributors will pick a film and highlight its unique... Read More
Minding the Gap has been on my most anticipated list for quite a bit of time, but I actually didn’t... Read More
Are you familiar with “Bohemian Rhapsody” and how the song is massively epic, how it changes up numerous times but... Read More
Film Frame Friday is a weekly series where one of our contributors will pick a film and highlight its unique... Read More
Crescendo: a gradual increase in loudness in a piece of music. Warning: this article contains spoilers. Introduction Welcome to Film... Read More
Celebrating Ingmar Bergman's 100th birthday by watching all of his major films throughout the summer. This is a continuous article that will be updated almost daily. Read More
Help support our staff and Site Help support a new era of film critics. Filmera was made for cinephiles who... Read More
Criterion Month: The celebration of Ingmar Bergman’s 100th birthday and everything Criterion related
Criterion Month is a massive collaboration across 5 websites in honor of Ingmar Bergman's 100th birthday and of the films of the Criterion Collection. We hope the celebration of this incredible director -and these classic films - inspire others to find new cinema they love and share their discoveries with others Read More
Welcome to another Film Frame Friday! Last week George Sohng wrote about Your Name. I decided it was my turn... Read More
Welcome to Film Frame Friday! Last week Alonso Parades wrote an amazing piece about the Wachowskis’ Speed Racer that is honestly... Read More
Based on the famous book of the same, Fahrenheit 451, unfortunately, doesn't translate well to film. Read More
Creator of Filmera introduces himself and list his top 5 films of time. Read More
Akira Kurosawa's Throne of Blood is one of the best adaptions of Macbeth, but how did he do it? Read More
Asian films featured at the Cannes. From Old time directors to new faces like Gan Bi. Everything is covered Read More
Carl Broughton talks about the cinematic style of Moonlight, and its direct Asian influences in our first Film Frame Friday featurette Read More
FilmEra is introducing a new series of articles called Film Frame Friday or FFF/F.F.F. Created by Carl Broughton and Kevin... Read More
Only God Forgives Viewing Party 5/20/2018 9 pm Eastern. Must have access to Netflix. Discord Link to Filmera ... Read More
Viewing Starts 9 pm Eastern 5/13/2018. Everyone is welcome to join us. Read More
Black Panther might be the greatest celebration of African and overall black culture to ever grace a cinema screen. Unapologetically black and not afraid to step on toes, Black Panther awakens your imagination, and tests everything you know about colonialism. The film might be based in the Marvel cinematic universe, but you quickly realize Black Panther is on a different plane from previous installments in this series. Read More
Everything Sucks! is a Netflix Original coming of age story set in real life Boring, Oregon in 1996. After members... Read More
Hulu decides to join the comic book frenzy with their own original series, The Runaways, based on the Marvel comic book... Read More
After a short hiatus, Jackie Chan returns to English speaking live action film with The Foreigner. Sadly, he might have... Read More
Can Black Panther handle decades worth of expectations? Read More
I often wondered what Angelina Jolie was up to, but little did I know she was working on a biopic... Read More
The End of the F***ing World is Netflix’s first talked-about series other than Devilman: Crybaby to grace the month of... Read More
2018 comes out blasting with Masaaki’s Devilman Crybaby. The most ultra-violent, sexual, and demonic thing to ever touch Netflix. Devilman... Read More
Jefferson Pierce is a hardened hero who has decided to hang up his costume, and better his community in different ways.... Read More
