Apocalypse. Apocalypse never goes through any fundamental changes. But people, particularly those who are impacted by it, do. The country of Kazakhstan has long had its name cemented in film history with the genre-bending mockumentary Borat. As it seems, cinema from Kazakhstan hasn’t rater made its way to the North America, which is peculiar for […]
Ameena (UA), a production of Kumar Raj, tells the story of an actress who plays the role of a rape victim in a stage-play based on a real-life incident. Meena (Rekha Rana) enacts as Ameena – a rape victim in a stage-play scripted by Aftab Hasnain (Ananth Narayan Mahadevan) inspired from the real life incident
In the middle of Jeffrey Darling’s crime thriller He Went That Way, I … was in this particular scene that I have to battle most of the time through my anger trying to convince myself that this genre-mashup is “just a movie.” In the film now, Bobby Falls the 19 year old serial killer had
The improvements and innovations made and endorsed by TV networks however will not be enough to tame a certain whiskey drinking badass lady and her band of misfits. Vanity Fair can reveal that Wynonna Earp, the praised drama which ended its four seasons run on Syfy in 2021, is making a comeback later this year
It can be said that mother knows it all in Crocodile Tears. This syndrome is illustrated in Tumpal Tampubolon’s low-key debut feature that examines the pathologically dysfunctional bond between an adult man and his doting mother, slowly moving from the domestic world into the genres closer to horror. Such relationships and the service of a
This delivers another tripped-out feat of movie gamer madness within Baby Invasion, more gloriously touching and less dry than AGGRO DR1FT, authored by a quite iconoclastic filmmaker – Harmony Korine. Only Miami this time, in the process of pillaging the hoods, insomuch as the violence mayhem of the Florida sun was harsh. DR1FT was a
The Inheritance: In the present tale there are two or three things you probably thought I was about to say that today I’m going to have to disappoint you – as many times as I svdemn against such tendencies because I do not think that simplification is the an inadvertent applause or a good surprise
Christopher W. Skotchdopole’s debut feature “Crumb Catcher” which was released eight years ago and this, sounds an even longer time ago when compared to how dated works by Mario Bava and frankly, even the subtitle says, is about a thin parasite of an American wife grasping at some affluent husband. In this combination of eccentric
“Presence” is a tale about the dead that was directed by a versatile film maker Steven Soderbergh, and takes place entirely in this beautiful restored over 100 years old house located in suburbia, and even before the characters even have a chance to move in, it is occupied already. The gazing through the camera directly
In the distant future, aliens have come down to earth cause for some reason their mother planet is no longer habitable. That is a storyline that belongs to District 9, not the first page of The Silent Planet, a movie by Jeffrey St. Jules which is receiving its World Premiere at Fantasia. While that is
