Dark Star Pictures

Screened Out (Documentary Review)

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No matter who you are, you will find something relatable and alarming about the new documentary Screened Out. Smartphone addiction has been called a more dire threat to Americans than obesity, and in his new work, Writer/Director Jon Hyatt enlists the help of numerous experts ... Read More

Dreamland (Movie Review)

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Juliette Lewis, Henry Rollins, and Stephen McHattie star in the Horror Crime Thriller Dreamland, which arrives On Demand and Digital, as of Friday, June 5th, 2020, thanks to Uncork’d Entertainment and Dark Star Pictures. The story of a dead-eyed hitman who fancies himself a savior ... Read More

Empathy Inc (Movie Review)

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The Nineties ended long ago, yet the appeal of virtual reality lives on. The likes of Oculus Rift, PS VR and VIVE let people play the kind of VR games people could only dream about back in the past. Even beyond the machines themselves, there ... Read More

Seeds (Movie Review)

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Trevor Long, star of the Emmy Award-nominated Netflix Drama Ozark, stars in Seeds, a lush Horror-Thriller set on the New England coast. Dark Star Pictures and Uncork’d Entertainment deliver the film to select theaters on Friday, September 13th, 2019, before it arrives to VOD and ... Read More

Number 37 (Movie Review)

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Situations arise where a person can only watch events unfold. Being a bystander watching the world work around can bring up intense feelings of helplessness. What if the bystander is also an active participant? Released in select theaters throughout November, and On Demand November 20th ... Read More

The Queen of Hollywood Blvd (Movie Review)

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Premiering earlier this year at the Boston Underground Film Festival, The Queen of Hollywood Blvd has invited a few comparisons. Some compare it to 1995’s Jackie Brown, or to a fusion of Jackie Brown and 1994’s Pulp Fiction. The president of Dark Star Pictures, who ... Read More