A fine sequel to one of my favourite Tim Burton films (the favourites are completely different though). The logic was already haphazard then and it's not much better this time around, but who could be mad when Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is such irresistible mayhem, genuinely entertaining and made with love for all things…

A new thriller directed by Guillem Morales, who has brought us two decent Spanish genre films in the past, Julia’s Eyes and The Uninvited Guest. It is admittedly a talky thriller where one woman approaches another with a proposition to kill her husband and spends most of the runtime thinking of the perfect plan. Both…

This jumped out at me today as the second highest rated horror movie of the year on Letterboxd's top ten list. I had no idea the film existed until then, so it immediately caught my attention and I had to fill in. I cried the first time when I realised it was from India, I cried the second time when I saw the running…

I really wasn't expecting such a shitfest, although I know that even A24 sometimes shoots off target when it comes to horror. The Eggers missed their first feature chance, but hopefully Robert will save the family reputation this year. There's no point in paying attention to The Front Room unless you want to see one…

The fact that there are fifty ratings hanging around at the moment, but no one has bothered to write a review, is a testament to how interesting this film is :D It's really hard to write anything about it. The Rosemary's Baby prequel that nobody asked for doesn't add anything new or interesting to the topic, it doesn…

A fine sequel to one of my favourite Tim Burton films (the favourites are completely different though). The logic was already haphazard then and it's not much better this time around, but who could be mad when Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is such irresistible mayhem, genuinely entertaining and made with love for all things…

Corporate Animals is a very silly piece of crap that goes purely on a conversation between people trapped in a cave and the topics are so absurd and stupid that it can sometimes make you laugh. Occasionally there's a joke, situational humour, but there aren't any fits of laughter or downright memorable scenes, which…

An unknown outsider is unexpectedly a huge hit and I'm drooling with bliss. Wheelman is a kind of Baby Driver in a rougher, more sonorous and far more action-packed package, led by the excellent Frank Grillo, whom I adore. He's an actor who commands respect and should be the star of A-list action movies because his…

Ava has no compassion, it mercilessly tortures you with 90 minutes of boredom and doesn't stop until the very end. The comparisons with Anna and Red Sparrow are certainly in order, but they are not even close. There's little action, and even it’s pretty bad, unbelievable to the point of horror (a problem similarly…

Dawn of the Dead is a classic of modern zombie films and it's nice to see how skillfully Zack Snyder was already on his way to becoming a master director. This is despite the fact that it's a vastly different genre to his films today. For 2004 there's plenty of quality gore, nice make-up effects, and I also like the…