In one of the opening scenes of “Cuckoo,” director Tilman Singer gives a nod to fans of Kubrick’s “The Shining”.

Yannick is another solid entry in the filmography of the French king of absurdity.

“Love Lies Bleeding” is a successful, claustrophobic thriller.

In 2019, Guy Ritchie returned to familiar territory and made “The Gentlemen.”

Those About to Die pretends to show something moving to viewers.

“Twisters” proves that disaster films still have power, and “a tornado is partly what we know, and partly a religion.”

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping is a brilliant satire, sparing no absurdity that can be mocked. Situational comedy works excellently.

Assassination Nation combines what the best cinema should have.

Blue Sunshine is poorly acted, badly written, and even worse directed. It’s impossible to hold back laughter.

This title is more of a dramatic thriller than an action movie. A realistic film, which might surprise those associating the brand with gun and...