2010’s “Motion Sickness” is a little-known surrealist nightmare and allegory for the Jewish experience that deserves an audience. I wasn’t planning on writing about …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Motion Sickness (2010)
If ‘not for everyone’ was a movie, it would be the arthouse oddity “Maximum Shame” — but the right audience will enjoy this wild ride. …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Maximum Shame (2010)
“Come True” is a surreal, nightmarish horror film that will envelop you in its darkness and keep you mesmerized from beginning to end. Welcome …continue reading Weird Wednesday: Come True (2021)
The gory, off-the-wall Japanese splatterfest “Tag” is a confusing and chaotic ride, but it’s also ridiculously fun and hard not to love. Killer wind. …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: Tag (2015)
“Abject” is a surreal, low-budget horror film about a couple spiraling out of control during a secluded retreat to save their marriage. Let’s get …continue reading Microbudget Monday: Abject (2022)
We interview filmmaker Dodo Dayao about his sophomore film, the Philippine thriller and festival hit “Midnight in a Perfect World”. THIS EPISODE: INTERVIEW WITH …continue reading New Horror Express: Dodo Dayao
A true art film, “Born of Fire” is rife with symbolism and opulent visuals in the vein of Jodorowsky, by way of Turkey and …continue reading The Daily Dig: Born of Fire (1987)
With surreal, brutal and powerful characters, Snowflake is the kind of film people will remember, and want to watch again and again. Director Adolfo …continue reading Reel Review: Snowflake (2018)
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