The saw is family in Tobe Hooper’s grungy, grisly horror about a perverse Texas cannibal clan. It’s a landmark indie classic that changed the face of American horror.
Abel Ferarra’s grindhouse breakthrough is a femme-centered take on the vigilante revenge films of the seventies, set in the garment district of 1980 New York City.
Plus ‘We Have a Ghost’ and ‘The Strays’ on Netflix, ‘Bruiser’ on Hulu, ‘Smile’ on Prime Video, ‘Alcarras’ on MUBI, ‘Party Down’ returns on Starz, and the launch of Scandinavian streaming service Viaplay.
Plus romantic comedies ‘Somebody I Used to Know’ on Prime Video and ‘At Midnight’ on Paramount+, Oscar nominated ‘All That Breathes’ on HBO Max, and western ‘Dead for a Dollar’ on Showtime Anytime.
Plus ‘Happening’ and ‘The 1619 Project’ on Hulu, ‘You People’ and Leodard Cohen on Netflix, the ‘Teen Wolf’ movie and ‘Wolf Pack’ on Paramount+, ‘Violent Night’ on Peacock, restored American Indie ‘Keane’ on Criterion Channel, and ‘Till’ and ‘Armageddon Time’ on VOD.
Plus ‘The Makanai’ and ‘Dog Gone’ on Netflix, ‘House of Darkness’ and ‘Koala Man’ on Hulu, ‘Il buco’ on Criterion Channel, ‘Hunters’ returns on Prime Video, and ‘Servant’ concludes on Apple TV+
