Last Night in Soho [2021]
Too uneven, stylish, and disjointed, Last Night in Soho is a technical masterpiece and a definition of style-over-substance.
Flickering Lights AKA Blinkende Lygter [2000]
Full of bizarre situations, odd characters, and black humor, Flickering Lights AKA Blinkende Lygter is a must-see for the fans of the genre.
Secretary [2002]
Despite the whole S/M thing, Secretary is actually a tame romantic and at times melodramatic comedy that works best as a character study.
The Mule [2014]
Who knew that there are so many movies titled The Mule? I guess the most famous one is the Eastwood
To Live and Die in L.A. [1985]
Artistic and a bit disjointed, To Live and Die in L.A. is a different type of neo-noir police thriller with memorable characters and action sequences.
Finch [2021]
I think I’ve started this review of the latest Tom Hanks science fiction movie Finch at least a dozen times.
Hawaii, Oslo [2004]
Charming and refreshing, Hawaii, Oslo is an intelligent drama with a deceptively easygoing atmosphere. I say deceptively because we will
Automata [2014]
Exploring a familiar theme of robots and humans, Automata offers a very immersive post-apocalyptic atmosphere and great visuals.
Phoenix [1998]
Juicy and featuring a familiar story of a corrupt detective who’s also a compulsive gambler, Phoenix is an effective and stylish noir thriller.
Manhunter [1986]
The first adaptation of Hannibal Lecter novels, Manhunter is an atmospheric, visually authentic, and captivating serial killer movie.
The Night House [2020]
Despite the familiar story, psychological horror The Night House feels oddly authentic amplified by Rebecca Hall’s stellar performance.
The Hunter [2011]
Featuring stunning and alien Tasmanian vistas, The Hunter is not an exciting thriller but an immersive and atmospheric drama worth check out.