Film reviews

21 minutes, and you're presented with a tender, delicate story about childhood loneliness and an unexpected connection with the world around us.

21 films, each one gunning for gold. Among the contenders are cult directors Paolo Sorrentino, Guillermo del Toro, Yorgos Lanthimos, Jim Jarmusch,…

Neon has released the debut trailer. And from the very first frames, it's clear: we're in for a brutal, psychologically complex thriller about a man…

Realistic, bleak and devastatingly precise. The short drama "Papers, Please" based on the indie hit "Papers, Please" (2013) shows how behind every…

This short film runs just 4 minutes, but in that time it manages not only to frighten but also to make you think: how far can you go when you're…

If you want to escape from everyday hustle and bustle, switch off your brain and dive into a gripping story — here are three films that are perfect…

In this horror film, you're not sure who's scarier — the creature without eyelids or the main character herself.

Everything seems to be just like in the original. But on screen — it's just not the same anymore.

If you've ever stayed late at the office past midnight or wandered through an empty shopping mall, you'll know that creeping sense of unease.

All you need to know: this horror movie will make you never turn off the lights before bed again.

What could be scary about a video that's only 12 minutes long where almost nothing happens? "My House Walk-Through" proves that everything in the…

The live-action reimagining of the cult animated film "How to Train Your Dragon" (2010) has sparked widespread discussion among audiences and critics…

What if a gift from an old friend turns into a nightmare? That's exactly the question that describes the short horror film "The Other Side of the…

A packed week for genre film enthusiasts.

Yes, the film runs for just one minute. But that's enough time to get from this horror flick what we love about the genre — that feeling of fear.

This 2021 short film, running just 4 minutes, has no jump scares or flashy special effects. Just mounting dread. And it works one hundred percent.

A tense 2021 short film from Sam Evenson (creator of horror films "The Changing Room" and "Mora"). The story centers on a family whose home becomes…

What could be more terrifying than hearing a knock at your door in the middle of the night? Only one thing: seeing yourself standing on the other…

Following in his brother's footsteps with great success.

How did they film the scene with deserted London? How was the film's concept born? What alternate endings were there besides the main one?