Adam Nayman
Oct 27, 2015
Adam Nayman
We spoke to Fessenden about how being remembered is sometimes better than being paid.
VICE art editor and self-described "Jeminist" Nick Gazin partied with some of New York City's most hardcore Jem fans.
We talked to the documentarian about his interest in the macabre and his latest movie, about an artist who paints in his own blood.
The author of a new book on Nicolas Cage argues that the actor only accepts roles in shitty movies because they allow him to push the boundaries of his craft.
An afterthought of a 26-year-old plot detail inspired dozens of people to put on costumes and roam the streets of Los Angeles County.
Charles Graham-Dixon
Oct 20, 2015
Charles Graham-Dixon
The practical special effects used in 70s and 80s horror films may have been clunky, but they were sure to give you nightmares.
In the early days of the internet, a subculture was built around the cartoons made with Adobe's Flash. But now that the software is dying, is the community dying with it?
We caught up with the Danish auteur to chat about his gorgeous new hardcover book The Act of Seeing, which collects hundreds of vintage schlock posters.
In honour of a stunning new Blu-Ray edition, we got some film experts to break down what makes Eckhart Schmidt's tale of an obsessive new wave fan a classic.
John Power
Oct 16, 2015
John Power
The Boy General, a popular North Korean cartoon from the 1980s, has been rebooted – this time, with better animation and more propaganda for the state.
Jonathan Doyle
Oct 16, 2015
Jonathan Doyle
The cult Japanese director talks about his prolific output, his scuttled Tom Hardy project, and that time his mum took a bunch of her friends to see Ichi the Killer.
The influential Taiwanese filmmaker's gorgeous new movie centres on a woman who kills men, doesn't speak, and barely shows any skin.
Michael Pattison
Oct 14, 2015
Michael Pattison
'My Skinny Sister' explores what happens to a family when one member develops a devastating eating disorder.
It's time we take a minute to look at what this guy did wrong, some of which was pretty racist.
We spoke with Toronto filmmaker Lucah Rosenberg-Lee, who explores transphobia, sexism and racism in his new documentary.
Michael Mohan's SXSW Grand Jury-winning short film, 'Pink Grapefruit,' follows two couples – one on the ups, the other on the outs.
Justine Smith
Oct 9, 2015
Justine Smith
In the late 1960s, a burgeoning sense of Quebec identity hinged, in part, on some beautiful women taking off their clothes.
The vicious new film based on Walter Isaacson's authorised biography comes on the heels of a searing documentary and a mawkish Ashston Kutcher vehicle. Can anybody get Steve Jobs right?
This short film contains some of the few audio recordings of Charles Manson since he's been incarcerated. It features the psychedelic art of Leah Shore and voice of Manson parsing everything from God to suicide.
Jonathan Doyle
Sep 28, 2015
Jonathan Doyle
Even for a professional, movie-fuelled disassociation is inevitable when covering TIFF.
Tasbeeh Herwees
Sep 27, 2015
Tasbeeh Herwees
The 24-year-old activist, who has been advising other immigrants for five years, is the subject of a new PBS documentary.
The new documentary Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead takes an inside look at rise and fall of the famously irreverent humour mag.
Daniel Dylan Wray
Sep 24, 2015
Daniel Dylan Wray
VICE talked to filmmaker Jeanie Finlay about her new documentary, the story of musician Jimmy 'Orion' Ellis who had an uncanny resemblance – both physically and musically – to the King.
Severin Fiala and Veronika Franz discuss cockroaches and working with young actors following the movie's stateside release.