đ§ Overview: Orphan (2009), by Jaume Collet-Serra (The Shallows, House of Wax), is a gothic psychological horror-thriller that takes a well-trodden concept of the âevil childâ and contorts it into something more sinister, bizarre, and profoundly unsettling. The plot revolves around Kate (Vera Farmiga) and John (Peter Sarsgaard), a couple grappling with the heart-wrenching stillbirth […]
đ§ Overview: Last Tango in Paris (1972), directed by Bernardo Bertolucci, remains one of the landmarks of cinema; both controversial and landmark, simultaneously praised as an existential raw masterwork and condemned for its exploitation as an arthouse rebellion. A rainy, somber Paris serves as the backdrop, as a mid-aged American Paul (Marlon Brando) is struggling
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đ§ Estreno: 3-D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy isnât simply a movie. In fact, it’s a piece of art disguised as a provocative filmâan art cinema masquerade. Directed in 2011 by Christopher Sun, this Hong Kong âcategory IIIâ erotic period film goes over the top with carnal spectacle for sex and zen 3D. It updates
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đ§ Estreno Don’t Breathe (2016), the film directed by Fede Ălvarez (Evil Dead, 2013), is a tight, sadistic cat-and-mouse game set in a home-invasion thriller. Taking place in Detroitâs decaying metropolitan sprawl, the movie features three young thievesâRocky (Jane Levy), Alex (Dylan Minnette), and Money (Daniel Zovatto)âwho attempt to rob a blind Gulf War veteran
đ§ Estreno Don’t Breathe (2016), the film directed by Fede Ălvarez (Evil Dead, 2013), is a tight, sadistic cat-and-mouse game set in a home-invasion thriller. Taking place in Detroitâs decaying metropolitan sprawl, the movie features three young thievesâRocky (Jane Levy), Alex (Dylan Minnette), and Money (Daniel Zovatto)âwho attempt to rob a blind Gulf War veteran
đ§ Estreno: Set in Madrid, the 1997 erotic neo-noir drama âLive Fleshâ, or âCarne TrĂ©mulaâ in Spanish, is a product of Pedro AlmodĂłvar and is loosely based on a novel by Ruth Rendell. As the narration begins in the year 1970, there is a backdrop of state of emergency in Spain and a prostitute is
đ§ Estreno: Cruel Intentions (1999) is a film that can only be described as lavish, and it certainly lives up to its name. In the film, Les Liaisons Dangereuses are set into Roger Kumbleâs âwildly imaginative world containing decadent included prep schools situated on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The story is centered around
đ§ Estreno: Independent films usually attract a niche audience and have passion-driven creators. High Art (1998), the piece comes off as an astonishing feature debut by Lisa Cholodenko; is a slow-burn indie drama that fuses romance with ambition, as well as with self-destructive creative tendencies. Radha Mitchell stars as Syd, a young photo editor with
đ§ Estreno: The Damned (2024) is a folk horror drama that blends Icelandic mythology with psychological disintegration. The movie has been directed by Thordur Palsson. It is set in a remote 19th-century fishing outpost, the story follows Eva (Odessa Young), a young widow and crew leader suffering under the unending cruelty of winter. A foreign
đ§ Estreno: The Wolfman (2010) is Universal Picturesâ adaptation of their iconic horror from 1941, and its attempt, albeit flawed, at grand gothic ambitions. Following a famously troubled production, Joe Johnston assumed directing duties and cast Benicio del Toro as Lawrence Talbot, a shakespearean actor who returns to Blackmoor, England, after his brother dies under
