Late Night Edition & Joker Ticket Contest

Greetings Old Sport!

September has been a wild month for MovieJawn with festival season in full swing. Some of your friendly MovieJawn staff just got back from Austin, Texas where they attended the famed Fantastic Fest. We will be sharing flicks we caught at Fantastic Fest and the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) throughout the rest of the year over at MovieJawn.com, so keep your eyes peeled.

In the meantime, here’s some flicks to check out this weekend as well as a look at our latest print zine featuring cinematic slashers, which is now shipping!

And hey! if you’re looking for something to do this weekend and are local to the Philadelphia area, swing by the Hiway Theater in Jenkintown for Terrorthon2. Old Sport and Best Boy will be slinging zines and scaring the locals. Find all the event info, including how to procure tickets, here.

Our friendly MovieJawn staff is pleased to help you find your next favorite motion picture now playing at a movie palace near you!

• Tori Potenza says Coralie Fargeat creates a fascinating world in The Substance

• Tessa Swehla says bring your feelings (and your tissues) to see The Wild Robot.

• Ryan Silberstein says Megalopolis is proof of the power of cinema

• Hunter Bush says you don’t want to miss the truly, madly, deeply eclectic selection Philly Unnamed Film Festival has to offer

Win Tickets to See Joker: Folie À Deux! Simply shoot us an email here telling us why you love MovieJawn. Ten winners will receive admit-two Fandango tickets for their chance to experience Joker: Folie À Deux!, in theaters. Enter the contest by September 30 end of day, Winners to be notified October 1.

Return to Gotham City’s famed Arkham asylum in Todd Phillips’ daringly creative “Joker: Folie À Deux,” a meta-modern twist on a musical that’s both timely and timeless.  Filmed for IMAX and starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga in unforgettable performances, see “Joker: Folie À Deux” only in theaters and IMAX, coming October 4th.  A Warner Bros. Pictures release.

Get MovieJawn delivered to your home! Our Fall 2024 print issue is now shipping. From wacky weaponry and gratuitous gore to sexy slashers, this issue sure is a real scream… it features thirty-six glorious full color pages of Cinematic Slashers.

Each order includes a bunch of zine goodies! Such as a Slasher pal created by the Old Sport’s mom and a Spooky Watchlist calendar developed by MJ Podcast, Hate Watch Great Watch. Order the zine here.

For a full preview of what’s inside, make sure to check out this great write-up here, compliments of MovieJawn’s Best Boy. He shares a list of flicks featured in our latest print issue along with links of where to watch before you read.

Don’t want to leave the house this weekend? Your friendly MovieJawn staff is pleased as punch to help you find your next favorite motion picture to watch from the comfort of your sofa.

• Rosalie Kicks says Apartment 7A is a feast for the eyes, now streaming on Paramount+

• Kate Beach says horror fans will find something to enjoy with Beezel, now available to watch digitally here

• Shayna Davis says Bram Stoker’s Dracula puts its craft first, now streaming here

• Chelsea Alexandra says Beetlejuice The Animated Series is perfect escapism, now streaming here 

Support your favorite Movie Pals on Patreon and win! Support at the $5 tier by Monday, end of day to be entered in our monthly Criterion Disc Raffle and stay a supporter until December to receive our next print issue in your mailbox. Support here.

MovieJawn Staff Writer, Fiona Underhill is on the shorts competition jury for the 9th annual Femme Filmmakers Festival at Filmotomy.

Along with serving as a juror, Fiona has also contributed several articles on some of the feature films. Some of the feature films at the festival include: How to Have Sex, La Chimera, All the Beauty and the Bloodshed, Totem, The Perfect Candidate, She Dies Tomorrow, Petite Maman, and Aftersun. The short films that are featured are also worth checking out… give some a try and make an exciting discovery here.

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