The Deer King

In a nation in the process of healing from the ravages of war, the ravages of a returning illness are coming to the forefront. The illness appears to be mystical [...]

Fire of Love

A true found footage documentary that could also be easily labeled as a natural disaster film or even an offbeat love story—only this is real and doesn't rely on special [...]

The Forgiven

Sharply scripted and ripped with satire about class, privilege, and broken fidelity, John Michael McDonagh's latest film certainly channels some older classics like Michael Curtiz's Casablanca or Alfred Hitchcock's The [...]

Murina

A dramatically charged coming-of-age story about a young-woman who is soon to be 18 years old and yearns for her own personal freedom from her deeply controlling father and complicit [...]

The Innocents

It’s not often you find hidden gems under the large stockpile of films today, but when you do, it's astonishingly satisfying. These days, we are in the Golden Age of [...]

Neptune Frost

Saul Willliams teams up with Rwandan playwright and actress Anisia Uzeyman for their directorial debut, titled Neptune Frost, an otherworldly but partly successful film that blends sci-fi with musical numbers. [...]

The Black Phone

In the year 2012, director Scott Derrickson and co-writer C. Robert Cargill, a former film critic-turned-screenwriter, unfurled to the world, Sinister, a low-budget horror film starring Ethan Hawke. The film [...]

Flux Gourmet

If the name of Peter Strickland wasn't credited to Flux Gourmet, this dark comedy with some horror tropes would probably be mistaken as an imitation of Italian Giallo, Daro Argento, [...]

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