TO KILL A MAN
A Chilean drama from 2014 that makes for an interesting companion-piece to 2013’s BLUE RUIN, being an artful reality-oriented look at a quiet man driven to madness and murder
A Chilean drama from 2014 that makes for an interesting companion-piece to 2013’s BLUE RUIN, being an artful reality-oriented look at a quiet man driven to madness and murder
A visually fascinating but dramatically flawed Italian production from the seventies
THEY CAME BACK, the directorial debut of Robin Campillo, eschews the flesh eating and intestine pulling of traditional living dead flicks in favor of a more surreal, even satirical approach
This Hungarian freak-out isn’t really a horror movie, yet I believe it will be best appreciated by horror fans
From Germany, a strikingly filmed fact-based account of possible demonic possession, driven by a superb performance by newcomer Sandra Hiller
An authentically post-modern horror film from Germany’s wildest wild man Jorg Buttgereit
This no-budgeter is uniquely stark and creepy but also excessively drawn out and monotonous, essentially a promising short stretched to feature length
Arguably the masterpiece of England’s Peter Greenaway, an unrestrained blast of grossness and bad behavior that was and remains a repellant yet undeniably beautiful mutant of a movie
A blistering look at an executioner going about his work in the wake of the Russian Revolution that’s guaranteed to traumatize the most hardened viewers
One of the most remarkable thrillers of recent years, and certainly one of the finest modern Italian films