Kenichi Ugana's lastest film is a dark satire about the value of commodities.
Category: Film
[Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2025] The Paranoid Terrors of Motherhood in MOTHER’S BABY
Johanna Moder's film is a terrifyingly real look at the journey of motherhood.
[Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2025] IT NEEDS EYES: A Haunting Exploration of Voyeurism
Are you still watching? If so, be careful...
[Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2025] TINSMAN ROAD & The Dangerous Weight of Grief
TINSMAN ROAD is a claustrophobic film about the darkness of grief.
[Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2025] The Birth & Death of Identity in ABIGAIL BEFORE BEATRICE
ABIGAIL BEFORE BEATRICE explores what happens to a person whose identity and autonomy are stolen.
A Full-Size Candy Bar of Terrors in V/H/S/HALLOWEEN
On Halloween, all sorts of terrors lurk, and this entry in the V/H/S franchise imagines a whole bunch of them.
[Fantastic Fest 2025] The Traumas of Guilt & Motherhood in NESTING
NESTING tells a harrowing story of a mother on the edge.
[Fantastic Fest 2025] Domestic & National Terrors in Majid Al Ansari’s THE VILE
Majid Al Ansari's THE VILE is a powerful work of cinema about the greed of patriarchal men.
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