Directed by Daniel Barber, Harry Brown revolves around the saga of revenge by an ex serviceman. This movie can be considered as one of the finest thriller/ crime based dramas produced during the recent past. As the title of this flick suggests, Harry Brown is the name of the primary character of the movie. As an old ex service man,... More

In a simple word, this Spanish movie is yet another marvellous addition in the category of world cinema. With an intense storyline and a strong casting team, Juan Jose Campanella’s El Secreto De Sus Ojos (English Title: The Secret in Their Eyes) can easily match the success of some of the famous South American blockbusters... More

Here’s another Korean drama-thriller movie for you. It has been quite some time since I reviewed two of my all time favourite Korean horror movies Janghwa Hongryeon (English Title: A Tale of Two Sisters) and Old Boy (not exactly a horror movie though). However, Telmisseomding (English Title: Tell Me Something), directed by Yoon-Hyun... More

Hate it or love it. It is one of those very few movies that definitely deserve a mentioning. Antichrist, directed by Lars Von Trier will surely blow your mind away. This is by far the best horror/ drama released in 2009. A movie that deals with a very touchy subject like the essence of human relationship and death submerged in the... More

An atypical horror movie, neither does it scare the hell out of you nor will you feel the pumping of the adrenaline.  Grace is an absolutely slow movie which progresses at its own comfortable pace. However, the writer-director Paul Solet has cleverly used his skills to make Grace a sophisticated horror movie with intelligently twisted... More

Takashi Ishii’s Freeze Me is one of those Japanese movies, which have rich visual characteristics with skilled editing and a constant pace on which it proceeds. Watching a movie based on rape revenge storyline is hard to digest, often it makes the audiences uncomfortable. The crimes shown in the movie is very painful and realistic.... More

I have seen this movie almost after two years post-release. It is one of those movies related to poverty, depression, force and overall drama in a South American backdrop. Trade is refreshing, especially when I compare it with few other South American movies, which I have seen in the recent past. Directed by Marco Kreuzpaintner,... More

Not too many non-English horror movies are released these days, and those which are released often fail to leave a mark on us. El Orfanato is one of the ‘sweetest’ horror movies made during the last few years. This Spanish flick is directed by Juan Antonio Bayona and he did a tremendous job. However, if you have liked movies... More