The juxtaposition between comedy and meditation on contemporary life does throw the viewer off-guard a little bit, but it is no the less effective for doing so.
Ensemble film that sees a regular day at the office shattered when the staff notice a banner on the building opposite reading: Man Alone.
Sul's method acting seems so overdone as to be an intentional pastiche and many of the supporting cast are comedians, implying that Western audiences, fed on formulaic action pictures, don't get the joke.
A psychotic cop in Seoul has a vendetta against a businessman who murdered his parents.
The Americans have a way of destroying what could be an interesting, atmospheric story and instead opt to shove in as many SFX and wooden actors as they see fit.
Teenagers are killed as they battle an evil website.
If you're in the mood for undemanding horror, with slight irony, mild mythology, an interesting killer and one of the coolest actors ever (Mr Henrikson, take a bow) then go for it.
A man conjours a pumpkinheaded demon to avenge his son's death.
Peter Parker thinks he has problems if he can't pay rent, get a girlfriend, or if no one likes him. Boo hoo! Frank Castle has REAL problems, none of this wimpy crap.
Comicbook revenge action picture that takes no prisoners.
Punishment Park is an extraordinary film - provocative, incendiary and deeply depressing.
Psuedo documentary in which a film crew follow a group of US draft dodgers and rebels as they are given the choice between jail and a three-day endurance test in the park of the title.
This is not a film made with the expectation of a polished result.
An independent Quebec is infested by zombies and only the son of its dubious hero leader can unite the ninjas, punks and rat people whose skills might save it.
In synthesising drama with a documentary degree of verity it hopes that events as depicted will create story without ensuring that there is one to show.
For a film entirely dependent on cliché, The Pyramid does a passable job of building up a sense of dread and making us root for characters who, by genre standards, make a succession of very foolish decisions.
Archaeologists and documentary makers become trapped in a hitherto undiscovered pyramid.
