Undisguisedly Hitchcockian. The script is very stupid, but what Brian De Palma spoils as a screenwriter, he makes up for mightily as a director. Plus, he's not afraid to use the skills of Ralf D. Bode and Pino Donaggio. More than one scene could have gone straight into the textbooks as an example of "how to slowly…

This hammy romp about a deaf and dumb killer who has to overthrow a totalitarian regime spares no expense with absurd scenes, black humour and incredible action that combines the best of The Raid with childish imagination and naivety. The self-parody sequences where the protagonist tells the story in a video game…

The panoramas of a big city, like Blade Runner from Wish, and the same comparison can be used when looking at the robots, which are very reminiscent of those from Avatar, but in the end everyone will still see through the fact that this is nothing but a quick consumer product from Netflix product, which is…

A special reality show from Mattel. Ashley Graham hosts pairs who carry out reconstructions of various parts of a real house in Barbie style from different decades from the 60s to the 90s. Then, outdoor seating areas in retro or contemporary styles are featured. The finale focuses on the dressing room and workspace.…

This French historical drama is worth a watch. The men settle their honour by duelling each other with swords or pistols, and the acting is dominated by fencing master Roschdy Zem, who plays a very likeable character. It's got attractive visuals, strong themes like honour, pride and feminism, interesting dueling rules…

At first glance, Halloween seems like a pretty brutal killing spree, which it is, so I would compare it to, for example, Scream, only that here we know who the killer is from the start, so the only surprise is the order and execution of the murders. Although most of the film consists of chasing victims, "hectolitres"…

When you're bored but don't feel like doing anything, one way to stave off a long stretch of time is to put on an innocent brainwashing movie like The Boy Who Cried Werewolf. The genre combination alone - family horror - seems unusual enough, and maybe that's why the film turned out the way it did. The music was nice…

I love dinosaurs, even the animated ones, so when I found Scooby-Doo! Legend of the Phantosaur, I just couldn't resist riding the wave of nostalgia towards Mysteries Inc. On the whole, it's a likeable and average family film that doesn't surprise in any way. I liked the animation and the art design of the dinosaurs a…

Nanook of the North is a documentary with everything - beautiful shots of nature, animals and culture, plus (unspoken) commentary to keep the viewer in the loop. After watching it, I was enriched with much knowledge of Eskimo hunting and "architecture" (igloos), so I am satisfied. And I have to say, the dogs (or…

Luis Buñuel simply couldn't let go of the dream world, even though it actually makes his films all the more interesting. Lots of flashbacks, many visions between dream and reality and the beautiful, fragile and charming Catherine Deneuve. This is the Belle de Jour, who through her desires comes to contentment and…