Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin. In other words, Monty Python.

“Count Dracula” is a horror film by Jesús Franco from 1970.

After this movie, the old proverb “Silence is golden” takes on new meanings.

The taste of milk soup with cornflakes is nothing legendary. We’re reviewing “Unfrosted.”

Death in Venice is widely regarded as one of the masterpieces of European cinema.

In “Emma.”, Anya Taylor-Joy holds everything together and once again proves that she is decidedly one of the most versatile and talented...

Neither day, nor hour, nor a single breath!

Ingmar Bergman wrote the script for Wild Strawberries during his almost two-month stay at the Karolinska University Hospital in Stockholm.

After finishing the film, there’s a sense that The Giver is a beautifully wrapped box with an expensive ribbon, but inside…

At the beginning, there was the stifling, persistently recurring dream. Four women in white, drifting through the crimson-red salon like ghosts.