Clichéd? Yes. Scary? No. However, Richard Gray’s Mine Games doe throw a few surprises into his sixth directorial feature that just about lets him get away with releasing yet another teen cabin the woo...
Faithfully restored by Cineteca di Bologna L’Assassino is a ground-breaking murder mystery with scores of political and social undertones skilfully directed by the unique and inspirational mind of Eli...
Seijun Suzuki, now regarded as one of the finest directors of his generation, first made his name as a part of the Japenese New Wave, crafting films with Hachiro Guryu (the name given to a team of wri...
By Alexander Penn. Yamamoto’s bluesy, folkloric score plays like a eulogy in Branded to Kill’s opening scenes. Puffy-cheeked protagonist, Hanada (Joe Shishido), and a beautiful woman, are ...
Despite my avid interest in 90’s Independent Cinema I have surprisingly not seen ‘Kids‘ until now. I should start by saying the film was(and arguably still is) Controversial given th...
