Nightmare on 12th Street. July 1967, a sweltering summer in Detroit. The city erupts into rebellion. Looting, arson, snipers.
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“Colour Out of Space”: Film Review
This stellar adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s “The Colour Out of Space” marks a brilliant return for cult director Richard Stanley.
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“The Killing of a Sacred Deer”: Film Review
The film provides a powerful emotional and sensory load – one can’t help but emerge from the cinema in an altered state.
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“Parasite” B&W Edition: Film Review
While Bong Joon Ho’s spectacularly successful Parasite was collecting awards in Cannes and at the Oscars, its black & white twin was quietly waiting in the vaults – or maybe in the basement of a beautiful but foreboding modernist villa.
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“The Ritual”: Film Review
What better way to transcend harrowing guilt and grief, than to be immersed in a world of primal fear?
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