Laks says: “Patriarchy and misogyny meeting their comeuppance in hell is what I liked about this film but I came to it utterly curious having never seen a Turkish horror flick. BASKIN, a somewhat effective B movie Turkish HELLRAISER, was surprisingly
Laks says: “After years and years of delaying, I finally got round to watching DARK SONG. In essence, all the horrors of the film melted away and I came away feeling absolved of the terror and uplifted by the surreal
Brett says: “It is baffling how a director can go from from something so good and even earn writing awards for it (ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT) to something that requires such a reach from viewers that they suddenly
Brett says: “Director Jason Buxton (BLACKBIRD) brings his second feature film SHARP CORNER to life with a unique tone that enriches the entire project. The film is led by a terrific (as always) performance by Ben Foster, who portrays a
Brett says: “In this feature film debut, director Durga Chew-Bose adapts a novel from the 1950s for the screen, but the setting reflects an otherworldliness rather than feeling trapped in time. One can perceive a sense of modernity that seems predominant
Laks says: “It was to my surprise that Hillary Mantel (Wolf Hall) wrote film reviews and even further more so that she reviewed ANGEL HEART. I never would have imagined De Niro taking on the role of the devil and