Alienoid, being the first part in the South Korean science-fiction fantasy martial arts family drama film series may win you over.
Author: Anya
Anya
Anya is an avid writer on films. You can read her diary at letterboxd and words on recent releases on medium. In its off time it volunteers as a projectionist & martial arts film programmer, reads disgusting horror novels, is still trying to get a D&D group together, and spends her hard-earned rent money on tattoos and blurays.
Neil LaBute directs this gothic horror tale of a guy who expects a one night stand but gets something else for his troubles.
Funny Pages is a great exercise in discovering your own style & rhythm that runs with a fun sense of chaos and bite.
‘Medusa’ is a brutal look into the inner workings of a Brazilian megachurch, where a gang of masked girls stalk the night punishing sinners.
‘Anonymous Club’ is a sobering and cathartic portrait of Courtney Barnett, rubbing against & breaking through societal stigmas of depression.
Peaches Christ’s love letter to horror is as fun as it is multifaceted in this homage to Doris Wishman, John Waters, & H.G. Lewis.
This island isolation horror story focuses too much on its atmosphere to really build anything meaningful or memorable.
A country music duo must go to dangerous lengths to prove their dedication to their dream of becoming Nashville’s next big stars.
Alessandro Celli’s “Mondocane” tries to tell too many stories at once and almost forgets about its own main characters in the process.
This Friday the 13th, it’s time to give some of the lesser sequels some love. Do it for Jason, do it for Pamela. Do it for you.