This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
The Watchers belongs to a category I like to call Arboreal Horror where the green and vastness of forest canopies and woodland mazes are employed to a terrifying degree which play on the natural fear of being lost in nature as well as the dangers of wandering into it.
Ishana Night Shyamalan’s directorial debut is a fresh take on the often overlooked side of the little folk. I expected as much of the nature of the watchers themselves because the…
The Taste of Things is a film so decadent it needs a pairing of patience, much like in French cuisine that demands time to prepare the Mise en Place before cooking and the mirepoix for the humble Pot au Feu.
Tran Anh Hung does slow cooking so well and deservedly won the Best Director at the Cannes, this film decidedly takes a very long time to simmer to express itself fully. One can simply savor the impressions of Vol au…
The Wailing disarms with its calm beginning and disorients halfway until it is completely incomprehensible. What is certain is that in this story there is no happy ending.
It is a quintessential Korean Horror Film if not the best Korean Horror Film in that it does not just leave viewers in despair but it also confounds whatever conclusions one builds while watching it. Here we see the stark contrast of rural life and the brutality of the foreign that intrudes…
