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For the next stop in the Journey around the world we will explore four films from Thailand and try to understand why so many films from the country are about crocodiles.continue reading Around the World in 80 Films: Thai Horror
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A slow and muted yet memorable avant-garde film from Germany paints a picture of a family isolated in nostalgia and dark desire.continue reading Fantasia Film Fest: Time of Moulting (2020)
The Undertaker’s Home is a dazzling and audacious debut feature film from director Mauro Iván Ojeda. Ghosts of the dead and the living haunt this movie about the consequences of decisions and the regrets that can fracture familiescontinue reading Reel Review: The Undertaker’s Home (2020)
For our next stop Around the World, we take a trip to India and explore unique horror films from the area each influenced by the local culture, religion and of course, the over the top world of Bollywood.continue reading Around the World in 80 Films: Indian Horror
The director of One Cut of the Dead follows up his surprise hit with a familiar concept in his new comedy, Special Actorscontinue reading Fantasia Film Fest: Special Actors (2019)
The sushi bites back in director Minoru Kawasaki’s wonderfully weird seafood kaiju throwback, Monster Seafood Warscontinue reading Fantasia Film Fest: Monster Seafood Wars (2020)
More than an alien movie, Sputnik confronts the dark parts of Russian history, while being just as slick as a Hollywood production,continue reading Reel Review: Sputnik (2020)
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