The display of romance between humans and supernatural creatures is not new or rare and may be traced back to the Greeks and their love stories. There are many reasons behind this logical standing point. The harsh truth about genuine love as opposed to mere infatuation is the fact that love can be hurtful and […]
October is here, and the tide of horror films is at the shores. However, most of them will be too extreme or dark for the younger audience; such demographic gap is well served by the new film Monster Summer. Using a winning cast leads a summery throwback flick that recalls Steven Spielberg (and his Amblin
Beetlejuice again resumed the satanic sense of humor, bloody miracles, and so to say, breathtaking special effects of the cult movie. To be fair, the sequel doesn’t measure up to 1988’s standards because people miss the union of the cast nature and the wow-nee plot, which most likely isn’t realistic. The new supporting characters are
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Close Your Eyes is in an altogether different league the last time a Spanish master bears in a film comes after a period of almost thirty years. It is with great slowness that a well-orchestrated but highly intimate enigma is revealed as would a master painter on an intricately planned canvas. The master’s resourceful hero
Robin Campillo, a French director known for The Guests, is more personal in his latest project Red Island. In this film he takes us to his childhood spent in a French army camp in Madagascar in the early 1970s. It is just over a decade after the Malagasy republic has emerged as a colony-free state