The second film from Flying Lotus, Ash draws from plenty of better genre works, but never works on its own merits.

Flying Lotus leaves behind the abstract surrealism of feature debut Kuso in favor of a more conventional narrative in sophomore effort Ash, but that doesn’...

There's nothing new under the sun in Flying Lotus' horror thriller, but gore hounds will find plenty to celebrate.

In the artist's latest feature, an amnesiac astronaut wakes up on an unknown planet after a mission goes wrong.

Flying Lotus' second feature 'Ash' effectively splits the difference between 'Alien' and Brandon Cronenberg's 'Possessor.' Review.

Larry Mantle and LAist film critics Christy Lemire and Tim Cogshell review this weekend’s latest movie releases in theaters and on streaming platforms.

As the lone survivor of her crew, Eiza González plays an amnesiac hoping to solve a mystery in a sci-fi-horror film directed by L.A. musician Flying Lotus.

Ash, the second feature from Flying Lotus, has some crazy sci-fi-horror imagery, but it's actually scarier when it tells us what's going on.

Ash doesn’t claim to be a re-imagining of JohnCarpenter’s version of The Thing, but one would have at least expectedsome sort of credit to be given to th...

Sometimes it’s just fun to watch someone know and deliver exactly what they want to give you, and do so with flying colors—bisexual lighting and all.

The musician's second feature is both visually and aurally distinctive

The visual flair of 'Ash' is enough for it to transcend such limitations as forgettable characters with fuzzy motivations.

The new movie “Ash” is a sci-fi horrorshow of hallucinatory evil. Heck yeah.

Eiza González co-stars in this Prime Video riff on a premise that you’ve seen a million times from director Flying Lotus.

Eiza González plays the lone survivor of a deep-space bloodbath in 'Ash,' which saves its boldest ideas for your eyeballs, not its recycled script.