A Giallo in its purest form. 
Argento created this masterpiece which goes so well with Suspiria. As a giallo fan, I am always in for some colourful gory kills. With that being said, Argento as a director is someone that you must appreciate his subtleties and his eccentric directing style.

In Opera, Argento plays with the idea of a double, between him and Marco, but also tackles the hardships that it is to direct and to act. Opera is a…

This film is a little complicated to review. It has its ups and downs but the discrepancy between the two is quite dramatic. 
While Florence Pugh’s acting remains amazing and the fantastic editing and camerawork definitely play in her favour, it feels the film did what some horror attempt to do: rely on the camera and the slow pacing of the film to create horror. 
However, it did not go as perfectly as Aster expected it to go. 
Horror is…

To call Trick R Treat iconic is the least one could say. 
If you are a fan of messed up timelines and a film capable of acknowledging its own weaknesses then this Dougherty icon is for you. 
For the longest time, horror has gotten a bad rep. However, there is not a more iconic Halloween film as this. 
It embodies all the typical Halloween stories, while providing you with cuteness (Sam) and death/violence. 
Whilst twist culture has been prominent since…

What a masterpiece and fantastic sequel Doctor Sleep is. 
The acting, the directing, the editing, the sound and pretty much all of the aspects of the film come together to create the sequel we have all been waiting for. 
Whilst the original Torrances do not make a come back, their replacements work wonders to create the atmosphere and the hommage The Shining deserved.
Through explicated and implicated space, Flanagan creates a universe within which Stephen King’s usual awkward quirks take a…