The film is very raw in depicting the crimes of the three ruffians, who live a life of debauchery and lust, and transcends into Grand Guignol.

 Michel Piccoli is at the top of his acting skills in the role of lawyer Sarret, a diabolical man pursuing repugnant actions.

Trio infernale (1974) by Francis Girod presents a raw and gripping tale of greed, deceit, and murder inspired by true crimes in post-WWI France. The film is notable for its brutal depiction of criminal acts and compelling performances by Michel Piccoli and Romy Schneider. It remains a challenging but essential watch for crime and thriller fans, highlighting the enduring presence of human evil. Recommended for mature viewers who appreciate classic French cinema with a dark edge. Watch Trio infernale to experience a chilling French crime classic with unforgettable performances and dark storytelling.

 With half a glance, he reduces a woman to total submission, with a full glance she’s already unbuttoned his pants.

 Beyond the obvious and inevitable influences, the movie dispenses surprising neo-melodic music video atmospheres and that breath-taking thrill typical of the last episode of Temptation Island.

365 Days is an erotic thriller centered on a powerful mafia boss who kidnaps a demanding woman. The film combines minimal dialogue, pop soundtrack, and striking visuals reminiscent of music videos. Despite controversial themes and stereotyped characters, it offers a campy, thrilling experience. The movie is based on Blanka Lipinska's bestselling trilogy and hints at a forthcoming sequel. Watch 365 Days for a daring blend of mafia passion and edgy erotic thrills—discover why this film sparked a global sensation!

 Tarantino is Cinema. And I will always love him.

 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood turns out to be his most mature and intimate work.

This review is a passionate homage to Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' highlighting its emotional depth and cinematic brilliance. The film is praised for its historical twists, rich nostalgia, and strong performances. The reviewer sees it as Tarantino's most mature and heartfelt work, a celebration of cinema itself. It also honors the late 1960s era and Tarantino's unique style. Discover the magic of Tarantino’s masterpiece - watch 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' and experience cinema like never before!

 Refn not only directs it but also takes care of the subject, the screenplay, the production and does so brilliantly.

 The metaphor of the two felines, one in flesh and blood the other not, well summarize some aspects linked to the good and evil that lie dormant within us.

This review covers Nicolas Winding Refn's 2016 film The Neon Demon, highlighting its exploration of beauty and media influence. While the direction and screenplay are praised, the critic finds it less successful compared to Refn's earlier works. The soundtrack by Cliff Martinez is viewed as less fitting, but symbolic elements and a Keanu Reeves cameo are noted as positives. Discover the dark allure and symbolism of The Neon Demon – watch and decide for yourself!

 Of Beautiful beautiful beautiful Paul van Haver created two things: Formidable and, precisely, QUAND C'EST.

 The questions he poses are many more than five, and they truly matter as much as ten or twelve careers of stars.

The review praises Stromae’s album 'Quand C'est' as a beautiful and profound work by Paul van Haver. It highlights the emotional depth and the meaningful questions the album raises. The reviewer appreciates the lasting impact of the album compared to many other artists. It conveys enthusiasm and admiration for Stromae's craft. Discover the emotional power of Stromae’s 'Quand C'est' – listen now and feel the artistry!

 These guys have combined the useful and the pleasant!

 WSS’s rap is for everyone, and it can also be a help when you have no idea what to prepare for lunch!

White Shirt Squad emerges from Rome as a fresh force in Italian rap, combining trap beats with poetic and meaningful lyrics. They stand out from typical Italian rap by mixing social commentary with everyday topics. Collaborations and professional beat craftsmanship add depth to their sound. The group is praised for using music as a tool to communicate and support everyday life. Listen to White Shirt Squad’s debut album and experience Italian rap with poetic beats and meaningful lyrics today!

 Above his nevertheless impeccable directing technique stands a devastating aesthetic approach, annihilating, capable of pushing back any critical sense.

 The Neon Demon is a work of art. But not "video art" or things like that.

The review praises Nicolas Winding Refn’s The Neon Demon as a transformative piece of cinematic art that transcends traditional directing by emphasizing intense visual aesthetics and music. Despite a weak or minimal script, the film's combination of style, symbolism, and performances delivers a powerful emotional experience. The reviewer highlights the presence of 80s synth music and standout actors, including Elle Fanning and Keanu Reeves. While the film may alienate some viewers, it is hailed as an essential work pushing the boundaries of modern cinema. Dive into The Neon Demon and experience Nicolas Winding Refn’s stunning blend of beauty and darkness. Watch now and immerse yourself in cinematic art.

 Although I was initially skeptical, the film works, and it works very well!

 This crazy horror contamination with the classic themes of Victorian literature is destined to become a cult.

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies successfully merges classic Victorian literature with zombie horror. Strong performances by Matt Smith, Lily James, and others elevate the film. Narrative inconsistencies and restrained roles hinder its full potential. Direction and music are adequate but not outstanding. Overall, a fun B-movie that fans of the genre will appreciate. Dive into this unique blend of romance and zombies—watch Pride and Prejudice and Zombies now and join the cult craze!

 "Ma Mère is both needlessly provocative and an intellectual snobbish film for a narrow elite."

 The ending is horrendous, marked by elementary shots and an embarrassing use of 'Happy Together.'

The review critiques Christophe Honoré's film Ma Mère as a poor adaptation of Georges Bataille's complex novel. Despite Isabelle Huppert's strong performance, the film fails to convey depth and relies on bland, unintentionally kitschy erotic scenes. The direction is described as styleless and a parody of French auteur cinema. Overall, the film is considered a failed attempt, ending embarrassingly with poor cinematic choices. Read the full critique and discover why Ma Mère disappoints despite its ambitious source material.

 A comedy with wacky wheels, able to be a raucous pop mix of 'Fantozzi' and Grand Guignol, blending it all with the crazy visual energy and irresistible humor of much Japanese underground cinema.

 It must be seen. A film that is rhythm, pure delirium, and love of cinema.

The Crazy Family is a wildly entertaining and visually energetic Japanese comedy about a dysfunctional family struggling with societal pressures. It balances raucous humor with themes of alienation, domestic violence, and societal critique. Director Sogo Ishii delivers a fast-paced, adrenaline-filled film showcasing outstanding acting and anarchic visuals. The film is both hysterical and thought-provoking, blending horror elements with comedy. Considered a Japanese cult classic and influential to filmmakers like Takashi Miike. Watch The Crazy Family now and experience this wild, hilarious, and thought-provoking cult classic!

 "Hisayasu Sato is certainly the most cursed and sick director that has ever appeared on planet Earth."

 "Underneath the veneer of sordidness lies yet another study of Japanese society: a reflection on a country living within an irresolvable oxymoron."

Hisayasu Sato's The Bedroom is a challenging, dark film that explores deep human and societal issues through allegory and disturbing imagery. It defies simple categorization, blending elements of pinku-eiga with complex metaphors on desire, violence, and love. The film also critiques Japanese societal contradictions and conveys cinema as a space where fiction and reality blur. Though difficult and unsettling, it is a timeless, fascinating work that demands reflection. Dive into the disturbing and enigmatic world of Hisayasu Sato's The Bedroom—watch, reflect, and explore a dark cinematic experience unlike any other.

 Dumont’s cinema mainly focuses on the cinematic medium, on the actual cinema material.

 A film is not the result of a story. A film can also consist of mere images that can be disconnected from one another.

Bruno Dumont’s Twentynine Palms challenges traditional narrative cinema by focusing on pure cinematic imagery rather than storytelling. The film portrays a minimalistic and hypnotic road journey of a disconnected couple whose mundane existence abruptly descends into horror. Despite initial criticism, the film powerfully explores themes of alienation, boredom, and couple crisis through radical stylistic choices. The reviewer appreciates Dumont's daring cinema and the film’s lasting impact. Discover the bold minimalism of Bruno Dumont’s Twentynine Palms – watch this hypnotic journey that defies cinema norms today!

 Violence must be present, but it should never be shown.

 Everything must be filmed, and everything must be seen through an audiovisual recording because reality is now less true than film documentation.

Michael Haneke's Benny's Video explores violence through the lens of media and off-screen tension, continuing themes from his Glaciation Trilogy. The film critiques the blurred lines between reality and cinematic representation. Though slower and less successful than The Seventh Continent, it remains essential for understanding Haneke's style. The review highlights the film's disturbing reflection on modern media saturation and its effect on human perception. Dive into Haneke's unsettling world and discover how Benny's Video redefines cinematic violence and media's grip on reality.

 Seidl has managed to carve out his own, unsettling attitude.

 Psychotic, depressing, and extraordinary, "Import/Export" is a two and a half hour concentrate that flows like a breath, but weighs like a boulder.

Ulrich Seidl is praised as a unique European cinema talent whose film Import/Export confronts human flaws and social decay with cold, detached realism. The review highlights the film's twin narratives of loneliness and harsh social realities, layered with misanthropic black humor. Import/Export is depicted as an emotionally heavy but masterful work, reflecting Seidl’s distinctive vision. Recommended for those interested in unflinching cinematic portrayals of humanity. Explore Ulrich Seidl's 'Import/Export' for a powerful cinematic journey through loneliness and humanity's darker truths.

 Because what will happen next is the apocalypse captured on film.

 Haneke’s magic lies in making you experience the same neurosis the characters feel, distancing you from them, preventing you from understanding what’s going on in their heads.

Michael Haneke’s 1989 film The Seventh Continent is a uniquely disturbing and minimalist portrayal of a family’s self-destruction. The film avoids typical horror tropes, emphasizing emotional coldness and alienation to evoke deep unease. As the first part of Haneke’s glaciation trilogy, it critiques bourgeois lifestyle and explores human nature's darker impulses. The experience is unsettling yet profoundly impactful, leaving viewers shocked and contemplative. Experience the chilling power of The Seventh Continent—watch Haneke’s unforgettable exploration of family and despair now.

 Lies is animalistic, wild, rotten inside.

 Sometimes it’s not only cinema that’s a lie, but life itself.

Jang Sun-Woo's film Lies is a deeply disturbing and complex exploration of despair and human disconnection. Known for its controversial content and brutal honesty, the film shocked audiences and critics alike. It defies conventional notions of love, focusing instead on raw, animalistic survival and communication breakdowns. Despite its harsh reception and difficult subject matter, Lies is regarded here as a profound cinematic masterpiece. Discover the raw power of Jang Sun-Woo's Lies—watch, reflect, and experience a film that challenges everything.

 Hyett doesn’t manage to disturb the viewer with excessive violence or scenes beyond any limit; instead, his directorial choices make your soul ask your eyes to look elsewhere.

 It’s the silences that disturb, the suspension of space-time in which the deaf-mute heroine moves that leaves the film in an absolutely suspended emotional state.

The Seasoning House by Paul Hyett revitalizes the controversial Rape & Revenge genre with a unique approach focusing on silence and emotional emptiness. Unlike previous violent and explicit films, it uses subtle direction to evoke empathy for a deaf-mute protagonist seeking justice. The reviewer praises the film for its technical achievements and emotional impact while acknowledging the difficult subject matter. It's a strong comeback for the genre and a must-watch for fans of intense, thought-provoking cinema. Explore Paul Hyett's The Seasoning House and experience a powerful, haunting journey into the Rape & Revenge genre redefined.

 "A traveling madhouse of freaks, expanding from a colorful tent to all of Spain, all of Europe, all of humanity."

 "To love death and hate life. A circus of crazies. Us."

Alex de la Iglesia's The Last Circus is an intense film mixing tragedy, dark comedy, and psychotic thriller elements against historic Spanish turmoil. It tells a grotesque and bloody love story of two clowns and their obsession with a captivating acrobat. The film excels in powerful visuals, surreal sequences, and extreme emotions, resulting in a unique cinematic experience. Its brutal and exaggerated style highlights love and destruction in a mad, colorful circus setting. Discover the extreme love and madness of The Last Circus—watch now and experience this dark cinematic masterpiece.

 "What makes this 'La casa' great is what’s old in it."

 "The viewer leaves happier than ever."

This review praises Fede Alvarez's La Casa as the best of the Evil Dead remakes, appreciating its ability to capture the original's spirit. The reviewer humorously critiques Hollywood's reliance on reboots and remakes and notes the film's intense horror elements and fan service. Despite lacking Bruce Campbell and some signature Raimi humor, the film delivers thrills and satisfies fans. It's recommended for those familiar with the franchise but enjoyable for newcomers seeking gore and scares. Dive into the thrills of La Casa – watch the best Evil Dead remake today!

 It is one of those films that dirties your soul, the kind that if by the end of the film you don’t ask yourself: 'Yes, but why did I watch this stuff?' you are a dangerous person.

 Haneke Hardcore playing pinball while drunk.

Elias' film Gut is a slow-paced, stylistic gore horror that challenges moral boundaries. Despite weak characters and an underwhelming plot, its unsettling nature provokes strong reactions and reflection on media desensitization. The review appreciates the film's rawness but warns it’s not for everyone. The movie is likened to notorious shock films like Martyrs and Human Centipede. Dive into the unsettling world of Elias' Gut – watch if you dare and explore the limits of horror cinema.