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The world has always been a fan of Quentin Tarantino. From his iconic movies (which have only been 9) to the 80s vibes that his films bring, Tarantino has been hailed as one of the finest directors of this generation.

Sydney Sweeney, who has been finding fame ever since her role in Euphoria, is moving on to bigger and better projects, and her upcoming film might just be the perfect ode to Tarantino. The first trailer for Sweeney’s Americana has been released, and fans are instantly loving it.

The trailer for Sydney Sweeney’s upcoming film looks awesome!

Sydney Sweeney has been on a roll ever since her breakthrough in Euphoria. Starring in movies like Anyone but You, Immaculate, and more, the actress has finally entered Hollywood like a big-time star.

Sydney Sweeney in a still from Echo Valley | Credits: Apple Studios

Well, her latest project is a film named Americana,...

Prior to penning stories that redefined cinema in regards to non-linear stories, Quentin Tarantino spent most of his youth being immersed in grindhouse cinema, whose influence has remained consistent throughout his career. This stems from his time in a video rental store in Manhattan Beach, California, which has been substantial to Tarantino’s encyclopedic movie knowledge.

And given his grasp of movie history, he was undoubtedly the perfect candidate to identify movies based on the blurbs from cheap VHS tapes. Even though he didn’t pass with flying colors during this playful quiz, he still managed to leave viewers astonished with his cinematic expertise.

Quentin Tarantino loves grindhouse movies like no other Quentin Tarintino in a still from Reservoir Dogs | Credit: Miramax Films

One common link across all Quentin Tarantino‘s works has been the incorporation of stylized violence, which teeters on the edge of being gratuitous at times, and...

Hello, everyone! We have an eclectic group of films headed to Blu-ray and DVD this week, including the latest Purge entry, a cannibalistic comedy featuring the likes of Pat Morita and Michael Berryman, feature films helmed by both David Nelson (of Ozzie & Harriet fame) and John Russo, plus so much more. Arrow Video is keeping busy this week with their new releases of Death Screams and Children of the Corn in 4K, and Vinegar Syndrome is showing some love to Auntie Lee’s Meat Pies and Girls School Screamers as well. Severin has put together Blu-ray releases for A Day of Judgment and Midnight, and if you missed it in theaters earlier this year, you can catch up with The Forever Purge this Tuesday when it comes home on all formats.

Other home entertainment releases for September 28th include Blood Conscious, Harvest of Horrors, Know Fear, and The Purge: 5-Movie Collection.