Korean movies have always played a vital role in uplifting the quality of world cinemas and Woo-Suk Kang’s Silmido is no exception. Based on a true event which took place during the 70s in Korea, Silmido can be considered as one of the finest flicks ever produced in Korea. Silmido is a movie about the life and hardships of... 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

The first instalment of the trilogy of Korean director Chan-wook Park is Boksuneun Naui Geot (English Title: Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance). This Korean thriller is a class in itself, if you like the style of Park. Though most of his movies (OldBoy, Bakjwi etc.) are kind of similar at the first instance and they definitely revolve around... 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

Polanski’s first step towards the world of English psychological horror/thriller movie started with Repulsion. This is also this first English movie made by him in England. Considering the time it was made, the movie is quite thrilling. You cannot avoid the goose bumps. Young and beautiful Carol Ledoux (Catherine Deneuve), a beauty... More

“Last House on the Left” left me in confusion. For a certain period of time I was really wondering whether to like this movie or not. Directed by Wes Craven, this movie seems to have been disliked by many. Nothing much can be expected from such a movie which is full of unpleasantness. A feeling of hopelessness and claustrophobia... More