THE MOOR’S HEAD
A somewhat uneven but undeniably affecting work from Austria that depicts a seemingly contented man’s descent into hallucination, paranoia and, finally, total insanity
A somewhat uneven but undeniably affecting work from Austria that depicts a seemingly contented man’s descent into hallucination, paranoia and, finally, total insanity
Poetic, bizarre and altogether impressive nineties-era horror from Taiwan that can be viewed as Asia’s answer to THE SIXTH SENSE
Spain’s Augusti Villaronga followed up his fearsome masterpiece IN A GLASS CAGE with this highly ambitious mystical fantasy
Yes, this is a real movie and that’s its actual title: MONSTURD, the world’s first and thus far only monster turd movie
An almost-good movie with a richly imagined metaphor about giant monsters loose in Mexico
1987 action-horror aimed at a kid audience. My verdict: it’s fun, especially if you’re an eighties movie maven like me.
A fumbled French made attempt at adapting Matthew Lewis’s gothic classic THE MONK to the screen
A digitally lensed indie from 2001 that has yet to receive the attention it deserves. MOLE is certainly one of the strongest subway-set horror films of its era
Combining a compellingly offbeat story with some very potent (and disturbing) political overtones, this is an intriguing, innovative and unprecedented film that deserves a US release
MIRACLE MILE may not actually fall under the category of horror, but it is one of the scariest movies ever made