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If Sergio Leone is considered the Godfather of Spaghetti Westerns, than Sergio Corbucci has to be the Tattaglia. The man is a pimp. Leone is head and shoulders above other filmmakers when it comes to …
Jeremy:
Alexandre Aja’s breakout film, ‘High Tension’, was also, it seems in recent years, to have been a precursor to a new movement. Stylistic horror has become a very apparent genre in French filmmaking, and, with …
When Fernando Meirelles’ 2002 film, ‘City of God’, was released, it was heralded as nothing short of a masterpiece. It was nominated for four Academy Awards including a Best Director nod for Meirelles and …
All I can say is “superb!” Take a gander at this 9-minute reel from John Woo’s new film ‘The Battle of Red Cliff’ … courtesy of twitchfilm.net [Sorry, no subtitles … but, big deal. This …
Jellyfish or Meduzot (Israel title) is the first film from writer/director Shira Geffen. Jellyfish tells the story of three very different women in modern day Tel-Aviv.
The three women begin the film all at a wedding …
If we’ve heard it once, we’ve heard it a thousand times; a young pair of Japanese girls head off for a relaxing spa weekend in the woods, get into a fight over boys, become pursued …
I looked forward to this film for the better part of a year, and now - having seen it - I highly recommend it. The title “Låt den rätte komma in” translated, is “Let The …
Right. I’m not going to say jack about this film in progress. Let the video speak for itself …
Courtesy of twitchfilm.net
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Finnish director Antti-Jussi Annila brings us Sauna, a creepy but beautiful new horror film. After seeing the trailer, I am pumped to get a chance to see this … and, while I realize my chances …
For those of you who enjoyed Cube (1997) and Darren Aronofsky’s Pi (1998), Fermat’s Room (La Habitacion de Fermat) may appeal to your curiosity. IFC Entertainment just picked up the North American rights to this …
Travis:
Guillermo del Toro must have a special fondness to creepy ghost stories involving children, because he’s attached to some of the best. Guillermo first ventured into this territory with The Devil’s Backbone (2001) and then …
Stephen Chow is one of the coolest film-makers out there right now. Ever since I saw Shaolin Soccer (2001), a good but not great movie, I found myself intrigued. It wasn’t until I saw Kung …
Hey, here’s a novel idea: Make a movie about a German during WWI, but the German is a good guy, or something like that…
I’m referring to “Der Rote Baron,” the WWI-era action film that is …
With all due respect, John Woo has really ostracised many of his fans with what might be called an overly Hollywood string of films lately. From Broken Arrow (1996) to Face/Off (1997) to Mission: Impossible …
IFC has purchased the rights of distribution in North America for the really cool looking French animated film Fear(s) of the Dark. The film is an anthology directed by eight different film-makers, including: Blutch, Marie Caillou, …
Recently, I’ve been trying to push the Swedish vampire film ‘Let The Right One In.’ It had no set release date in the US of A, but I hoped and prayed … and Magnolia Pictures saw …
‘Let the Right One in’, or ‘Låt den rätte komma in’ to Swedish readers, is a film you should know about.
In the film, young Oskar falls in love with his neighbor, Eli, a strange little …
Awhile back I posted some early news on a Brit horror-comedy, ‘The Cottage.’ Well, the film is set for theatrical release in the UK, and now it looks like the US is getting the film, …






