This is an incredible window into the experience of extreme suffering along the lines of Leaving Las Vegas. That said, its success in conveying this misery is also a curse, because it makes it a beatdown to watch, and so I suspect a lot of people will avoid the film for that reason. (more…)

This is an incredible window into the experience of extreme suffering along the lines of Leaving Las Vegas. That said, its success in conveying this misery is also a curse, because it makes it a beatdown to watch, and so I suspect a lot of people will avoid the film for that reason. (more…)

This is an incredible window into the experience of extreme suffering along the lines of Leaving Las Vegas. That said, its success in conveying this misery is also a curse, because it makes it a beatdown to watch, and so I suspect a lot of people will avoid the film for that reason. (more…)

Wallace and his dog, Gromit has built up a very respectable business which prevents any pests from destructing the vegetables of the village, but when a creature, only described as the were-rabbit, rampages through the village, all eyes are on Wallace. (more…)

Priest island «Vooju» Papa Doc, the cook the fishing vessel Blue Bell and charming pirate Jane Starling suffered from the terrible curse of the Queen Zimba. (more…)

An ex-con moves into an old apartment building, where he encounters a domestic problem involving a police officer, his wife, and their daughter. (more…)

Set amidst the confines of a decaying railway station, The Echo is a taut, unsettling drama. David Carlisle seeks out his childhood priest for a disturbing confession that will haunt them both long after their brief encounter. (more…)

An ex-con moves into an old apartment building, where he encounters a domestic problem involving a police officer, his wife, and their daughter. When he tries to intervene, however, a mysterious curse entraps him. (more…)

In Rain of the Children, Ward further explores the subject of his earlier film, In Spring One Plants Alone when, as a young film student he travelled to the Ureweras and documented the lives of an elderly M?ori woman (Puhi) and her schizophrenic son (Niki). (more…)

Written by Leigh Scott and directed by Griff Furst, Wolvesbayne is simply a rocking film that is fun to watch and leaves you wanting more. The movie combines elements of Underworld, Scott’s own Dracula’s Curse, and Wanted. The mix gives you an action horror film that goes for the throat from the start and doesn’t let up until the credits roll. (more…)