In Fear
TV veteran Jeremy Lovering’s feature film debut effectively draws on moody landscapes to construct a flawed, but chilling study of primal terror.
Review by Virginie Sélavy
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You’re Next
The most nerve-racking horror film to come out in a long time, Adam Wingard’s latest offering is a blast from beginning to end.
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Only God Forgives
Spellbinding, visionary and deeply affecting, Nicolas Winding Refn’s follow-up to Drive is one of the absolute must-sees of the year.
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A Field in England
Ben Wheatley’s astonishing, psychedelic period piece is an original, adventurous, imaginative, compelling work.
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Mirage Men
An intelligent and captivating exploration of how truth is created, Mirage Men is one of the must-see documentaries of the year.
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For Love’s Sake
It may not be Miike at his most ground-breaking or daring, but this manga adaptation is wildly entertaining.
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The Key
Best known for his scandalous Nazi sex shocker Salon Kitty (1976), Tinto Brass turned to lighter eroticism in the early 1980s.
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Byzantium
Byzantium is a thoroughly enjoyable, beautifully shot vampire movie with a beating heart.
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Baise-moi
The raw explicitness of the title (‘Fuck me’) sets the tone for this tale of two disenfranchised women on the run.
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Mama
Guillermo del Toro is fast becoming the Steven Spielberg of horror.
Review by Virginie Sélavy