Absolutely Insane!! A compelling horror satire, a successor to David Cronenberg, a future cult classic and Coralie Fargeat's entry into the modern horror league alongside Jordan Peele, Ari Aster and Robert Eggers. You are not ready for this shit!! Two and a half hours of sheer entertainment, in the first half Coralie…

I didn’t like the first film, I found it cringe-worthy and embarrassing, so I avoided the second one, but eventually gave it a chance out of boredom and surprisingly it was okay in the end. It's also thanks to fan favourite Jenna Ortega and the much better effects. There's the occasional joke, some pretty creative…

Matthias Schweighöfer is a great guy and I enjoy his comedies. Rhe comedy genre is dying in America, but at least it's not stagnating in Europe (France/Germany). The first half is very funny and offers some very funny scenes (the scene with the ferret is great, and also the scenes with the brother). The second half is…

Initial contacts with approaching death at a retirement home, where “we all come only for a while, but we never go back”. The nice production design and fragile social spirit of this film about advanced age is underpinned by the wonderful acting of Maciej Damiecki. Night Silence is considered to be a horror movie…

Triangle of Sadness for communists and lovers of idiotic disaster movies in one. You don’t want that. I’ve already told you that The Platform was overrated. Being credited as the director of Rich Flu is an outright dishonor. Even so, it’s a spectacular production and Mary Elizabeth Winstead not only looks good in it,…

At 85, Pupi Avati still seems to have a fascination with severed female anatomy and pickled peaches but his knack for crafting an engaging story seems to have left the building. The one redeeming quality here is the stunning black-and-white cinematography, which truly is beautiful. Unfortunately, that’s not enough to…

TRON: Legacy 3D was the last movie I saw in theaters in 2010, and I went in expecting an absolute spectacle. Okay, I’ll admit, a lot of that anticipation came from Daft Punk doing the soundtrack, but I was also curious to see how the filmmakers would pull it off. When my girlfriend and I sat down in the theater, there…

The Thief of Paris is a bit of an odd one. It’s definitely not a comedy, and it’s certainly not the Jean-Paul Belmondo we’re used to seeing. This time around, the film lacks the usual charm and wit you might expect from him—it’s not funny, nor does it have that suave complexity Belmondo typically brings to his roles.…

My Life as a Dog captures that universal feeling of growing up and thinking everyone’s treating you like a stray. In many ways, it’s more raw and straightforward than you might expect, but that’s classic Swedish cinema for you—direct, honest, and unafraid to show life as it really is. If you’ve ever felt like the odd…

Prima Primavera definitely got knocked down by a few low ratings, so I wasn’t sure what to expect. But honestly, I ended up pleasantly surprised. Vesela Kazakova is pretty captivating, and even though the story has its fair share of plot holes, it’s still a really charming watch. The setting is gorgeous, and there’s a…