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“Romeo Must Die” was directed by Andrzej Bartkowiak in his directorial debut, despite working on other films such as “Speed”, “The Devil’s Advocate”, “Twins” & “Lethal Weapon 4”. The film
“Romeo Must Die” was directed by Andrzej Bartkowiak in his directorial debut, despite working on other films such as “Speed”, “The Devil’s Advocate”, “Twins” & “Lethal Weapon 4”. The film
Doing the work to build a simple but strong character arc makes this home invasion exploitation better than most.
Assayas' ability to craft a compelling movie with no high concept story is unmatched.
Six Deadly Plagues, Six Ways to Die
A true-to-form cop movie that should be a new standard bearer for the genre.
A cold, stripped-down claustrophobic romance. It didn't work for me but it is talent at large and on display
“Godzilla” is directed by Gareth Edwards and is a reboot of Toho’s “Godzilla” franchise. Toho is a Japanese production company that was founded in the 1930s and not until 1954
This used to be our playground
Believe the hype, Parasite is an ingenious screwball comedy thriller unlike anything else
A cheesy, cliché but fun movie that almost demands to be seen by the sheer size of it's audacity.
A slim, but clever twist machine that keeps knocking the legs out from under the viewer and delivers more than a few Hitchcockian staples.
Well made and well acted but we've been here and done this too many times before.
Under the Radar Shunji Iwai is a director that hasn’t received much recognition here in the States. It seems that his movies “Love Letter” and “Hana & Alice” have received
The Middle East, in more recent years, is starting to become a place full of violent content. Everywhere one looks, there is a sense of fear and terror throughout, making
Everyone wants to become rich, even those who are poor and can not afford luxuries. Many countries experience poverty with the big dream of becoming wealthy. One of these countries
No, this movie is not the latest Tony Jaa film (like I’m sure a lot of people would think by the name.) Instead, the movie has a Japanese protagonist. Based
There’s plenty for horror enthusiasts to enjoy about 2002’s Ju-on, a Japanese horror film that made a lot of waves around the world upon release and was frequently compared to 1998’s Ringu.
To some, Aftershock may appear to be China’s answer to Roland Emmerich’s 2012, but nothing could be further than the truth. Not a lavish spectacle concerned with visual effects, this is a potent