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 The Soska twins deliver a rather feminist and extremely glamorous body horror, in its own way, where blood flows profusely but is never disturbing or gratuitous.

 Mary feels at home with the bizarre and dangerous characters she finds herself among; these “freaks” turn out to be much more protective and reassuring than the respectable bourgeois surgeons she previously dealt with.

American Mary follows a broke medical student turned underground surgeon who embraces a bizarre world of body modifications and retribution. The Soska twins deliver a feminist body horror film rich in atmosphere and character depth. The narrative challenges traditional rape-revenge tropes while highlighting a community of outcasts as more supportive than the mainstream society. Blood and gore are used thoughtfully, avoiding gratuitousness. The film culminates in a fitting and inevitable ending tied to Mary’s quest for justice. Discover the dark allure of American Mary—watch the Soska twins' feminist horror masterpiece now!

 In Laugier’s cinema, nothing is as it seems.

 We are faced with an author’s horror, a nightmare that renews itself: it stuns, freezes, and annihilates like only inexplicable violence can do.

Pascal Laugier's Ghostland subverts classic horror tropes with psychological depth and chilling suspense. The film explores trauma and survival within a house full of sinister dolls and brutal invaders. Through its unnerving symbolism and unexpected twists, it delivers a relentless nightmare that's both haunting and emotionally impactful. The review praises the director’s skill in creating an atmospheric and intense horror experience. Dive into the chilling world of Ghostland and experience Pascal Laugier’s masterful horror—watch the film and feel the nightmare unfold.

 "Lucio Fulci carefully measures the splatter element, which accompanies, without overpowering, the dreamlike and supernatural aspect."

 "The film wraps you in a subtle and creeping tension that you don’t immediately notice."

Sette note in nero is praised as Lucio Fulci’s most successful thriller despite some flaws. The film crafts subtle supernatural tension through a measured blend of parapsychology, suspense, and atmospheric music. Jennifer O'Neill’s portrayal of Virginia adds depth to the unfolding mystery. Minor criticism is given to the film’s closing explanation, which feels a bit forced. Overall, the movie captivates with its slow-building, dreamlike mood. Discover the haunting mysteries of Lucio Fulci’s Sette note in nero – watch the thriller that blends supernatural vision with suspenseful storytelling.

 My penchant for trash takes over.

 By taking it lightly or not at all seriously, this is how this film should be viewed to be appreciated.

Il Bosco Fuori attempts to revive Italian horror with a strong nod to Tobe Hooper but suffers from shaky cinematography, clichéd characters, and uneven acting. Despite its flaws, the film carries a morbid charm fueled by gore and dark humor. The performances of the child actors stand out as surprisingly convincing in an otherwise self-indulgent movie. It’s best enjoyed as cult trash with grotesque irony rather than serious horror. Dive into this cult Italian horror and experience its twisted gore and morbid charm—watch Il Bosco Fuori today!

 An itchy film.

 There is no moralism from Gus Van Sant, not even an attempt.

Elephant is a haunting film by Gus Van Sant inspired by the Columbine massacre. It presents a detached, cold narrative following multiple characters leading to a tragic climax. The movie avoids moralizing, focusing instead on the uncomfortable reality and alienation behind the event. Intense and thought-provoking, it leaves a lingering discomfort on viewers. Watch Elephant to confront the uncomfortable reality of school violence through Van Sant’s unforgettable and impartial lens.