The Mortuary Collection [2020]: ‘Fantasia’ Review – Anthology of Horror Stories that take you by surprise
It has been quite a while since we got a good horror comedy that too in an anthology format where…
Random Acts of Violence [2020] Review – A meta-critic of the glorification & fetishization of cruelity in art
Jay Baruchel’s ‘Random Acts of Violence‘ has a lot on its mind. It wishes to single-handedly reinvent the slasher genre…
Sleep [2020]: ‘Fantasia’ Review – A psychological thriller haunted by a never-ending nightmare
Sleep (Schlaf) Movie Review: It is quite a journey leading inside a dream that makes you live inside a nightmare….
Lapsis [2020]: ‘Fantasia’ Review – An intelligent satire on Corporate Greed & the didactic allure of Capitalism
Lapsis Movie Review: The more time you spend in Noah Hutton’s carefully constructed world, the more interesting it becomes. There’s…
The 10 Most Iconic American Movies of all Time
When I searched for a definition of iconic, several of the sources said something along the lines of “being an…
Muddy River [1981] Review – A Haunting Portrait of Childhood and Friendship in Post-War Japan
Kohei Oguri’s Muddy River (Doro no kawa, 1981) is a wonderfully evocative portrait of childhood which in parts reminded me…
15 Must-see Surreal Films of 2015
In Manifesto of Surrealism, André Breton defined cinema as ‘Three cheers for darkened rooms!’ There is a dreamlike quality to cinema watching experience itself. When an adventurer enters the darkened room and encounters a series of flickering images that projects dazzling visions of life, surrounded by complete strangers, the experience of cinema can be equated with that of dream. What moviegoers seek from cinema is the experience of otherness. Movie watching is and will always…
Cinemapreneur – The latest OTT entrant is now a New Home for Indian Independent Films
Cinemapreneur is a pay-per-view OTT with a library of independent films available to stream online globally. India has made its…