Blancanieves (2012)
Pablo Berger’s Blancanieves is a blending of the classic films and tales we’ve all seen and heard, with a new and modern touch that makes it all the more pleasant and accessible.
Author: Juan Barquin
Evil Dead (2013)
With copious amounts of blood raining down from the sky, Fede Alvarez brings us a new addition to the world that Sam Raimi created over thirty years ago, and boy, is it a great one.
Taste of Cherry (1997)
Kiarostami’s film about a man contemplating taking his own life and finding someone to bury him is a sadly dull look into a potentially interesting topic.
Lore (2012)
Lore dives into the coming of age of a young woman in war-torn Germany, fighting to survive and keep her siblings safe from the horrors and death that surrounds them.
Mental (Australian Film)
Mental is a mish-mash of crazy that tries to be emotional and witty but doesn’t work much at all.
Lolita (1997)
Adrian Lyne’s Lolita is an engaging but unsettling watch that doesn’t bother limiting itself in its interesting adaptation of Nabokov’s novel
No (Chilean Film)
No is an interesting look at some of Chile’s history with some of the coolest production design around.
Antiviral (Canadian Film)
Brandon Cronenberg follows in his father’s footsteps with an impressive body horror/thriller.
Zero Dark Thirty
Zero Dark Thirty is a well-made effort from Bigelow that lets down some strong actors thanks to Mark Boal’s script that lacks any real semblance of solid character development.
