Horny vampyr wreaks havoc on German town.

Samurai epic meets spaghetti western.

Cinematography as sharp as samurai steel.

War isn’t about who’s right, rather who’s left.

An unexpectedly auteur romcom.

Church is officially cool again.

Bible school for the disbelievers.

Francis Coppola can even turn disasters into masterpieces.

Mood piece for romantics of Taipei cinema.

The art film directors wish they made.

Once in a blue moon, an enchanting experience is born.

La crème de la crème of French originality.

Welcome to uncanny valley.

A love letter to dogs or Japan?

If there was ever the case for why classic films are more cinematic.

Nein out of ten.

Global archeological adventure awaits!

How a legendary fable should be depicted.

Let’s sleep with the lights on.

Making racial injustice feel like an urban myth.

Making sense of a school shooter.

The Mozart effect applies to movies too.

The best vampire movie might actually be an anime.

You could be convinced Willem Dafoe is a descendent of Van Gogh.

Mr. Robot without the hacking.

Silly caucasian girl likes to play with samurai swords.

Denis Villeneuve’s artistic validation.

Why science fiction should exist.

A failed attempt to expand the zeitgeist of Solaris.

Is stylish world building enough to make a movie?

Can they revive retro arcade nostalgia?

The greatest animated sci-fi film.

The cyberpunk anime that started it all.

The original dream heist.

Makoto Shinkai’s most beautiful anime.

Marking the cultural obsession with obsession.

The scariest Peele movie, still isn’t particularly scary.

As though we weren’t already scared enough of clowns.

The iconic gothic nightmare.

Why you shouldn’t do drugs.

Wandering teenagers and audiences search for purpose in this film.

The moment Pixar animation became cinema.

Is this Disney or anime?

Makoto Shinkai’s visual stunner falls short of Ghibli’s magic.

A beautiful anime for romantics that already love anime.

The real charm of stop motion is bringing us back to childhood.

A masterclass in cinematography.

Superficial, artificial, the body horrors of vanity.

Some Hollywood franchises need to die.

An overly long film befitting of its title.