One Missed Call (dir. Takashi Miike): over-the-top approach smothers observations about families and chaos in the world
Takashi Miike, “One Missed Call” (2004) Coming from Takashi Miike (of “Ichi the Killer” fame),
Takashi Miike, “One Missed Call” (2004) Coming from Takashi Miike (of “Ichi the Killer” fame),
Chukiat Sakveerakul, “13 Beloved” aka “13: Game of Death” (2006) Your name is Phuchit and
Latin American Films (Spanish language)
Guillermo del Toro, “Pan’s Labyrinth” (2006) This is an excellent film that successfully combines dark
Matt Reeves, “Let Me In”, Hammer Films / Overture Films (2010) Once upon a time
Roman Polanski, “Rosemary’s Baby” (1968) Who doesn’t envy young couples these days who dream of having
Tomas Alfredsson, “Let the Right One In” (2008) Often when a novel is translated to the
Vincenzo Natali, “Splice”, Dark Castle Entertainment (2010) Fans of former Oscar Best Actor winner Adrien Brody
German and German-language Films
Robert Wiene, “The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari” (1920) Seeing this German Expressionist silent film
Tony Scott, “The Hunger” (1983) One of a number of 1980s-made movies in the remake