
Mariusz Czernic
Tries to popularize old, forgotten cinema. A lover of noir films, westerns, historical and samurai dramas, gothic horror movies as well as Italian and French genre cinema.

HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP. Sci-Fi Horror from Corman's Mind
Humanoids from the Deep, directed by Barbara Peeters, is a fairly enjoyable and well-executed monster movie.

THE MONKEY. You Can’t Cheat Fate [REVIEW]
Due to its comedic elements, The Monkey is unlikely to rank among the top horror films of the year, but it is very successful entertainment.

BLACK SUNDAY Explained: Israeli Mossad vs. Black September
A novelty introduced to cinema by John Frankenheimer was the work of Thomas Harris, who later became famous thanks to the films about Hannibal Lecter....

SISU. Fury Road [Review]
A gold rush in Finland, killing Nazis, playing hide-and-seek in a minefield and more.

THE SOUL EATER. A Procedural Thriller Shrouded in Folk Myths
“The Soul Eater” remains an intriguing thriller.

ANIMALE: The Raging Bull of Camargue [REVIEW]
While “Animale”, directed by Emma Benestan, has a feminist touch, it is more a reflection on human and animal nature without a strict...

TERRIFIER 3. The Killer Clown's Smile [REVIEW]
The killer clown returns to cinemas in “Terrifier 3”, once again portrayed by David Howard Thornton.

MIRAGE. Complex crime puzzle
“Mirage” is like the human mind, filled with fragments of information and scraps of memory that need to be pieced together.