What makes 1922 truly terrifying is not ghosts or corpses leaping from closets but the unsettling possibility of identifying with the protagonist.
In Christine, Carpenter likely won’t scare you, but for pop culture treasure hunters of the '80s, this is an endless mine of delight.
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy is an extraordinary, funny, satirical, and smart film. It provides great entertainment both for viewers who haven’t read...
Pitt and Robbie do just that in Babylon: they honor their artistic ancestors, on whose corpses successive generations of Hollywood stars build their careers.
The work on Chronopolis took five years (1977–1982). Kamler wrote the script, designed the sets, built character models, executed most of the special effects.
The turning point, after which Game of Thrones gradually and systematically began losing its edge, came when the source material was exhausted.
The director of The Wave (2015) has taken one of Scandinavia's stronger folk themes and dressed it up in the convention of disaster cinema.
Alice in Wonderland is not a hymn to the magical power of imagination but an unconscious cry from a girl foreshadowing her future independence.
One of the iconic stories that has significantly contributed to the creation of the modern image of Christmas is undoubtedly A Christmas Carol by Dickens.
Experimenting with the Harry Potter series especially for ideological reasons rather than the goal of creating the best possible adaptation, seems risky.
