The Green Fog
I recently re-watched Alfred Hitchcock's classic film Vertigo on 70mm. It's one of the very few and rare opportunities to get to see a renowned Hitchcock classic on a film…
I recently re-watched Alfred Hitchcock's classic film Vertigo on 70mm. It's one of the very few and rare opportunities to get to see a renowned Hitchcock classic on a film…
Bi Gan explores the progression of filmmaking from the silent era to the early noir talkies and onwards through Resurrection. This is probably about what I would say I got…
There is often the old adage you hear in many online reviews: must a movie be "good"? In this case, is it not enough for a trashy horror thriller to…
We open with a tarot card reading, a scene that evokes the opening of Cleo from 5 to 7 for the terminally online doomer generation. Our protagonist AP finds herself…
It is worth noting director Jafar Panahi’s background, as it is quite significant here for understanding some of the context behind the story in It Was Just An Accident. He…
I was only aware of the TV show To Catch a Predator in passing. I knew of Chris Hansen as a public figure, had seen a few clips of some…
I got to attend the Toronto premiere of this documentary that is about the making of Francis Ford Coppola's last film, Megalopolis, which soured many critics and film fanatics as…
I personally know the assistant director who worked on this film (Eli), so my thoughts will probably be biased with regards to Fortescue. Either way I had the opportunity to…
I haven't read the original novel at the time of watching the film and typing out this review - perhaps someday I should. But the story regarding the creation of…
Park-Chan wook does his own take on the Parasite-type thriller with No Other Choice. Thrillers involving main characters doing whatever it takes for their family to survive and rise up…