Especially in its first half, Alice, Sweet Alice is an exceptionally terrifying film, perfectly capturing the dirty realism of cinema of that time.
The Two Faces of January proved to be an imperfect film—one that nonetheless offered a fair amount of pleasure to admirers of this kind of criminal...
It is another European series worth attention, showing how much the Old Continent is pulling ahead of the Americans in this respect.
I assure you that Down by Law is truly worth taking the risk. After all, the only thing at stake is 107 minutes of one’s life.
The Limits of Control is a game of catching quotes and references to other films, and a feast for the eyes, because of its visual beauty.
For some, a simply good film is enough—and great, that is commendable. However, one should demand much, much more from David Cronenberg.
Free Fire charms with its simplicity. It is a brilliantly staged shootout with guns and words. The action is tense, and the humor hits home.
Assault on Precinct 13 stands up brilliantly. This is a distillate of action, tension, and atmosphere. Whoever has not seen it should catch up immediately.
Reservoir Dogs is a work that once divided its audience between absolute enthusiasts and staunch opponents.
Season 2 of Only Murders in the Building may have a slightly less twisted plot, but it remains a witty dark comedy that is a real pleasure to...