The cinematographic and sonic immersion make this a feast for the senses.…
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‘Honeycomb’ finds mesmerizing madness underneath the ordinary world.…
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Advertisements Twenty years ago, when Mark Romanek’s psychological thriller One Hour Photo was released, Roger Ebert, in a review, described its protagonist Seymour “Sy” Parrish (Robin Williams) as being similar to the murderer Mark Lewis (Carl Boehm) in Michael Powell’s 1960 horror-thriller Peeping Tom. Where Mark…
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‘My Small Land’ is a tour de force, depicting the glimmering beauty of adolescence.…
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‘Swallowed’ is a body horror film that is unexpectedly sweet. …
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This story has everything that makes classic ghost stories so chilling and thrilling.…
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The debut feature of a Croatian filmmaker offers a new interpretation of what a coming-of-age story can look like.…
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What if we told you that Matt Dillon’s beauty is more than just a pretty face, and that his sexiness works to allow him to be the quintessential homme fatale? Staff writer Alisha Mughal explains.…
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The astonishing debut by an Indian filmmaker is richly rendered, deeply personal, and feels like home.…
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Gustavo Hernández’s 'Virus:32' draws influence from other zombie tales, but crafts a refreshing work of horror all its own.…
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