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One of the most remarkable films of the nineties, and easily the best film David Cronenberg never made
One of the most remarkable films of the nineties, and easily the best film David Cronenberg never made
Purporting to be about Franz Kafka and featuring some distinguished actors, KAFKA is a thoroughly misconceived project that’s alternately boring and stupid
Evangelical silliness from the nineties that’s probably the best Christian end-of-the-world movie on the market
A dramatization of the 1965 torture murder of 16-year-old Sylvia Likens, and about as good as can be expected of a true crime drama from the director of ELLA ENCHANTED and the star of JUNO
Although it wowed many mainstream critics, this lukewarm ‘00 adaptation of Brett Easton Ellis’ infamous novel is a dreary and affected slog
There’s never been a psycho thriller like AMERICAN PERFEKT (sic), a cunning exercise in misdirection featuring a top notch cast. It’s a shame the film isn’t better known
That title could use some work, but otherwise this 40 minute film is a top-notch exercise in Lovecraftian apprehension that’s gory, atmospheric and impressively cinematic
Surely the finest killer gator flick ever, and a clear triumph of inspiration and enthusiasm over a low budget
A 2006 indie that’s garnered a lot of attention because it took over six years to be released in its native country
Terrifically entertaining, superbly filmed shot on video horror/sci fi madness that was released, believe it or not, by Troma