A Belgium film about teenage prostitution presented by a production company named Caviar? Usually your alarm bells should scream, but this trailer actually looks more than just solid. When Jennifer more...

Tony Jaa is back!!!!!!!!!!! more...

This brilliant crime drama from Oz was the talk of the town at this years’ Sundance and tells the story of seventeen year-old J as he navigates his survival amongst an explosive criminal family more...

An intense, dramatic thriller set in the lingering light of the Alaskan midnight sun that received a lot of love from the festival circuit lately. "Godspeed" is a film that explores faith, more...

Finally a trailer for this years most controversial comedy. Four Lions tells the story of a group of British jihadists who push their abstract dreams of glory to the breaking point. A comic tour de more...

Finally a trailer for last years most mind-blowing yet controversial cinematic experience for its Japanese release. Can’t wait to see it in a theatre once again. more...

The first part of this highly anticipated True Crime trilogy (which will be directed by three different filmmakers) will see its German premiere at this spring’s Fantasy Filmfest Nights. A more...

I’m a sucker for coming-of-age movies, and this one here looks like a promising one. A boy is abandoned in the heart of the desert by his step father. He takes refuge with two orphans who live more...

An honest look on teen angst and the American Dream turned very wrong. A young man dies of a heroin overdose in an abandoned house in Baltimore. On the eve of his funeral, family and friends gather more...

A very likable comedy about a fat guy that pretends to be from outer space after a meteor shower appeared over a small Irish town. Reality versus an idealized vision of happiness. more...

Finally, this rather brilliant doc will see its well-deserved theatrical release. It’s the story of the Doors, narrated by Johnny Depp and told completely via previously unseen footage. Great more...

A modern western set in smalltown Australia where a young police officer must survive his first day’s duty. Impressive debut that owns quite a lot to Cormac McCarthy’s No Country For Old more...

One of the most pleasant surprises at this years’ Berlinale was this Norwegian offbeat-comedy starring a brilliant Stellan Skarsgård as an ex-convict that has to decide between taking more...

A new documentary from genre-connoisseur Drenner, that centers around the midnight movie culture around 42nd Street and the thin red line between exploitation and grindhouse. Looks actually really more...

Finally there´s a trailer for the highly anticipated follow-up to Rumley’s disturbing gothic trip into madness The Living And The Dead. And as expected, this revenge thriller/drama looks more...

The new trailer has just arrived and it actually looks a lot better than anything Besson touched during the last years. So what´s it all about? An adventure set in the early party of the 20th more...

Every love story has a beginning. And every beginning… comes to an end. The moody trailer for Courtney’s film about the impossibility to adequately deal with the loss of love looks just more...

After all the hassle & buzzle he experienced with Where The Wild Things Are, it just seems to be a logical conclusion that Spike is dropping some short films next. This one here looks just more...

Co-winner of this year’s Freedom of Expression Award from the National Board of Review (and one of their Five Best Documentaries of the Year), Winner of the Special Jury Award at IDFA, and in more...

From what we’ve heard, this could be one of the strongest films coming from the UK in months. est friends David and Emily love their carefree life on a coastal caravan park. When David learns more...

A fairytale about the greatest (yet fictional) skateboard company ever? Well, count us in. Set in an anachronistic time and place, Machotaildrop is the greatest skateboard company of its day and the more...

This doc caused quite a buzz at last year’s festival circuit. This it the true story of an Internet love triangle that takes place entirely online. Lies lead to murder in real life, as a more...

Is this tale of juvenile detention hell a remake of the brilliant British juvie film Scum? The trailer looks really powerful so I couldn't care less. more...

There's finally a trailer for this highly anticipated Neo-Giallo. Three key moments, all of them sensual, define Ana's life. Her carnal search sways between reality and colored fantasies becoming more...

Set largely within prison walls and featuring an almost exclusively male and non-professional cast, the film details the prison career of Malik el Djebena, a 19-year-old man of North African origin more...

This just looks hilariously stupid. Four friends spend the night drinking in a ski resort hot tub, only to wake up in the year 1986. Well, why not. Starring John Cusack, Rob Corddry, Crispin Glover more...

Another promising looking example of the latest Australian cinematic crimewave. Pope Cody, an armed robber on the run from a gang of renegade detectives, is in hiding, surrounded by his roughneck more...

This Argentinean indie caused quite a stir at this years festival circuit. Luciano hates his life. But he likes his best friend's girlfriend. The result is a deadpan comedy that certainly will find more...

Ready for a piece of awesome looking retro-futurism from Mexico? It is the year 2033 in Mexico City, now called Villaparaiso (Paradise City). A military government controls society, taking from it more...

It's been some time since there was an urban fantasy film that's not based on a comic... and this actually looks pretty interesting, even though the story itself is the well known battle of good more...

This actually looks a lot better than your average indie-flick: In the dead of night, a recently unemployed insomniac wanders the streets of New York discovering a city beyond her wildest more...

It's not a good idea to mess with Ray Winstone: A jealous husband and his friends plot the kidnapping of his wife's lover with the intention of restoring his wounded ego. Scripted by the team that more...

This could be one intense real-time thriller. Eight talented candidates have reached the final stage of selection to join the ranks of a mysterious and powerful corporation. Entering a windowless more...

After the surprisingly polite and therefore rather disappointing 'Blue Harvest' the Family Guy posse takes you on another ride to a galaxy far, far away... more...

This German documentary follows a group of Hamburg based activists that dress like superheroes and rob expensive delicatessens, only to redistribute their bounty to more deserving people on the more...

Fight Club meets Some Kind Of Wonderful meets Bronson? Can't really tell by the trailer, all we know is that Gutter King already feels much more intense than the horrible 'Fighting'. more...

Classic corner: 'Winterschläfer' actually is a heavily underrated and pretty hypnotizing offbeat genre-flick from Germany's Tykwer... long before he got hold of big budgets, which he turned into more...

No trailer today... instead we give you this awesome short film where giant mechanical war machines from outer space are about to do some serious damage in Montevideo. more...

A mixture of gang drama and grime musical from Birmingham that makes the streets of South Central look like Mister Rogers' Neighbourhood? Why not! The story itself is based on real events, the cast more...

It's way too early for an official teaser or trailer for the long awaited 2nd feature film of Koen 'Ex Drummer' Mortier. From what we understand, '22nd Of May' is a dark urban tale about terrorism more...

The film takes you from Beverly Hills to Watts, and places in between, in one day, as documentary filmmakers Bella and Milo race to get Milo's brother Leo from jail to rehab before 8pm, or Leo goes more...

It's been quiet in trailerland this week... so sit back, relax and take a look at one of today's most underrated modern classics. As if Belgium isn't scary enough already, director Du Welz's debut more...

'Tres Días' (original Spanish title) is a weird little genre bastard that finally gets its international DVD release these days. It's an apocalyptic disaster movie crossed with a rather grim more...

Ready for a mixture between off-beat comedy, musical and quirky love story from Malaysia? Well, trailer and reviews suggest that you absolutely should be. It's about a company named Fony. And filimg more...

Prepare for the worst... the news of today you'll never see. more...

Wow, what a great week for documentaries. 'Second Skin' takes an intimate look at three sets of computer gamers whose lives have been transformed by online virtual worlds. Hmmmm, virtual interaction. more...

Seriously, this documentary has to be seen to be believed. A fake Danish-Korean comedy group travels to North Korea to give them a glimpse at international understanding. Some balls are definitely more...

Couldn't really see that coming: a nazi slasher from Denmark based on real events.  During WWII fishermen helped Danish jews to flee to the neutral grounds of Sweden... until the Nazis employed more...

A young couple flips a coin, which sets in motion two wildly different stories that unfold simultaneously. One is an action-packed chase, the other a surprisingly quiet mood-piece. A nice little more...

A hard-hitting independent action-flick from Israel starring Olga Kurylenko as an assassin involved against her will with the local sex-raffic mafia? Sign us up! more...

The latest spectacle from Timur Bekmambetov's Russian CGI-blockbuster-factory. Not sure if I need a film about flying cars, but one has to admit that this looks like pure box office candy. Plus it's more...

Have you heard about the ongoing rock poster revival? Yeah, us neither. Never the less there is a decent documentary about it, which portraits that particular graphic subculture. Not only highly more...

Man, totally missed that there's finally a trailer for this hallucinogenic, fuel-sniffing trip into the heart of darkness. Edward Hogg is a revelation as everybody's favourite white trash icon and more...

Over here at the Lodown headquarter we like to think of ourselves as sexual intellectuals, because we love documentaries and we occasionally read a book. So when these two worlds collide, in this more...

I'm not sure if this documentary actually delivers anything which Adam Simon's fantastic 'The American Nightmare' hasn't already... still it's a history lesson worth checking out. Trailer's more...

It seems as if it'll take a few more days (or maybe even weeks) for the trailer for Philip Ridley's simply stunning 'Heartless' to arrive. In the meantime check 'Dead Slowly', an equally artistic more...

This one here is making the festival circuit for quite a while already and easily managed to raise more than just one eyebrow. A close friend of Lodown saw it at Oldenburg's Film Festival a few weeks more...

Originally scheduled for summer, the long awaited big-screen debut from the Mighty Boosh posse will finally premier on November 27. Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding will only star in supporting roles more...

Director Eisner is the genius behind 'Sahara', never the less I'm quite curious how his remake of the George Romero classic - about an all American town turning into living hell thanks to a more...

The director of the shamefully underrated 'Calvaire' returned last year with 'Vinyan'... once again and strangely enough, not too many people took notice of this trip into the heart of darkness. Six more...

I don't even need much info to know that this Serbian skate-flick will be a lot better than 'Wassup Rockers' and 'Paranoid Park' combined. The plot summery on IMDB goes like this: Bor, Serbia, once more...

Coming soon to screens of all sizes. Watch Stingray Sam and his partner The Quasar Kid travelling through time and space (in six episodes narrated by David Hayde Pierce) in order to rescue a little more...

Mix black and yellow and you get brown. After Sunday's disastrous Bundestagswahl and the resulting tax increase that will happen anytime soon (believe us) we thought it's just accurate to introduce more...

Their debut 'Menace II Society' was a bit too overrated, their follow up 'Dead Presidents' clearly underrated, everything they did since then somewhere in-between. Now they're back with proper more...

It's always good to start the weekend with almost three minutes of extreme ass-kicking, delivered by Asia's latest action-hero Iko Uwais. more...

No subtitled trailer yet, but the word is that director Ganslandt's second feature belongs to this year's best. A descent into hell, the film begins with a man waking up in unfamiliar surroundings, more...

A documentary that makes you feel as if you're watching this season's horror-sensation? Count us in! In Staten Island, kids fear the bogeyman Cropsey. In this fascinating doc, we get the nightmarish more...

Wow, this surreal Estonian drama looks highly interesting. Inspired by the Christian mythos, the film tells the story of manager Tony and his crises of faith. One day the mysterious Herr Meister more...

Over the last years Michael Caine mainly took these cuddly old guy roles, now he seems to be back in 'Get Carter' mode. It's a little hard to tell by the trailer if this could be the British answer more...

Creepy masks. Vandalism. Anti-social behaviour. Low-grade torture. Welcome to 'Trash Humpers' the latest danse macabre from our beloved agent provocateur Harmony Korine. As we all know, there's a more...

This effective little chiller might become this years' sleeper hit. A young couple moves into a typical suburban home, that´s when they suddenly become increasingly disturbed by a presence that more...

Stylish photography, fantastic storytelling and a great sense of capturing melancholy, these are the ingrediants for young Canadian director Jamie Travis' The Armoire. It's a mystery film where a kid more...

The latest film from the acclaimed director of 'Last Life In The Universe' is a visually stunning mood piece with hardly any dialogue or score about a relationship in trouble. To save their marriage more...

This looks just brilliant. Opening in the UK this September, this documentary deals with the two-week, comic-come-karmic adventures of a 'Sharing Group' who meet at Angsbacka, a 21st century more...

From prom queen to Manson girl. It's actually a pretty tough task to use the Manson killings plus the trial to launch a comedy about American values that mixes camp, agitprop and classic courtroom more...

It's a story about helmets raining from the sky, grandmas being reincarnated as lizards, saving the planet from plastic, severed fingers, ghostly motorcycle taxi drivers, a walking-talking teddy more...

Heist gone very, very wrong. It's cops against gangsters and cops and gangsters against zombies. Jo 'Le Tenia' Prestia stars in this highly anticipated resurrection of the zombie genre. more...

More darkness. More graphic violence. More Viking radness. The new trailer for Nicolas Winding Refn's follow up to 'Bronson' has arrived! more...

Freshly decorated with the Vision Award (for best independent genre film) at this years Toronto After Dark Film Festival, chances are now fairly high that British offbeat vampire flick 'Strigoi' will more...

Seriously, I don't have the slightest clue what this movie is about and it's way too hot today to do some accurate research. All I know is that the first teaser looks simply stunning. Is Mr. Nolan more...

For obvious reasons we never were the biggest fans of the idea to do a CGI-dominating update of the beloved Universal monsters... but this one here actually looks a lot better than expected. With a more...

Luckily this documentary isn't simply the latest reel of highly decorated commercials but focuses on how some of the most famous catchphrases were developed and how advertising affects the economy more...

Produced by David Lynch. Directed by Werner Herzog. Starring Michael Shannon. Chloe Sevigny. Willem Dafoe. Udo Kier. Grace Zabriskie. Please don't tell me that you need to hear more before you cream more...

The synopsis on IMDB says that it's a 'fact based thriller involving an ongoing unsolved mystery in Alaska, where one town has seen an extraordinary number of unexplained disappearances', but I can more...

After the rather lame 'Nacho Libre' director Hess seems to be on track again with his latest oddball comedy. It's about a homeschooled boy with a passion for writing that gets ripped off by a more...

Wow, is this a kind of 'God's Army' for a new generation? Angels and demons are fighting over an unborn that is supposed to be the new messiah. On earth. In a remote truck stop diner. Expect biblical more...

A wise, biting and actually quite hilarious satire. 'Short Cut to Hollywood' is the new road movie, black comedy and media satire of the congenial team Mittermeier and Stahlberg who take their more...

Blanks' underrated remake will finally make it to DVD in Germany on August 14. More battle of the sexes and a grim psychogramm of a failed relationship than an actual horror movie in the classic more...

Regardless of the top-notch cast and the technical brilliance, one has to admit that 'Burn After Reading' actually was a pretty crappy movie. Maybe that's the reason why the Coen's return to more...

This trailer sure ain't for the faint-hearted. While the idea of death taking a vacation was already brilliantly executed in an early season of Family Guy, this Thai-horror frightfest delivers a more...

The first official trailer for Anderson's highly anticipated stop motion fest has finally arrived... and it's actually kinda hard to tell if this will be a disaster or a much welcome enrichment to more...

This looks just fantastic! The Sweden residing director returns to Italy portraying from the inside the consequences of a TV-experiment that Italians have been subjected to for 30 years. Unveilling a more...

Neither as original nor as charming as 'Shaun Of The Dead' but still a million times more entertaining than 'Lesbian Vampire Killers' this British horror-comedy starring professional cockney Danny more...

Admittedly, besides its visual grandeur and much welcome female nudity, director's Ellis 'Cashback' was a superficial piece of sh#t. Any maybe that's the main reason why his follow-up 'The Broken' more...

Remember the early 90s, when small films suddenly made it big in your world and American Indie cinema celebrated a spectacular comeback? Then this one here is for you. 'Only' unfolds over the course more...

One of the most important (documentary) filmmakers of our time ('Paradise Lost', 'Some Kind Of Monster') returns with a fascinating story of lawsuit by tens of thousands of Ecuadorans against Chevron more...

What looks like an über-polished remake of Russ Meyer's 'Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!' with a 'Memento' twist could either be the turkey or the sleeper hit of 2009. Let's find out at this years more...

Director Brennan is a former writer for the Chappelle Show, so 'The Goods' sure should be worth checking out, even though it stars Jeremy Piven. This Red Band teaser for instance is quite hilarious. more...

Van Dieman's Land is now known as Tasmania and native, young director Auf Der Heide gives us a stunning history lesson. Based on the infamous confession of Alexander Pearce, Australia's most more...