Peter Brunner's LUZIFER explores the privatisation and destruction of nature, alongside the spiritual privatisation and destruction of a mother's son.
Peter Brunner's LUZIFER explores the privatisation and destruction of nature, alongside the spiritual privatisation and destruction of a mother's son.
In these two shorts, the past meets the present, in surprising, funny, and terrifying ways.
Some wolves lurk in the woods; others live among us.
Jenn Wexler's debut feature film examines what separates the city and the rural while also looking at how goddamn tough it is being a woman.
SAUNA (2008) is a horrific slice of history that explores how sin destroys those who've lived their lives at war.
Scott Derrickson's SINISTER is more than creepy, it's an unsettling collision of the Gothic past and a modern world.
Jacques Audiard's film adaptation of THE SISTERS BROTHERS deals with the Wild West becoming a modern world.
KILL LIST begins as a crime-thriller, ending as a horrific bit of Gothic terror, and full of relevant modern themes.
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