Abertoir — A–Z of films

Any film that has both a fight director and a dance choreographer is probably doing something right.

Older viewers may find it too much but it's spot on for what it's trying to achieve.

An astonishing debut.

It is notable that for every slasher trope there also seems to be a giallo one.

Screenwriter Isa Mazzei is a former camgirl herself and it shows in the film’s focus on the business side of proceedings, but director Daniel Goldhaber extends her work in a much stranger direction.

Friday The 13th is a well made but fairly unremarkable film. What about it could so incense the white male American critic?

Has a lighter tone and different feel from the others.

You might not think you're in the mood for buying, but his extravagant sales pitch is likely to win you over by the end.

A deliberately cruel and vicious experience.

Well established as a player of scholarly roles with a hint of madness, Price fits the original character of this story better than anyone else.

A film that understands its audience exceptionally well.

Without a doubt, Pesce is one of the most exciting young directors to emerge in recent years.

If we have, ourselves, become greedy to know exactly what the secret is by this point, Barve certainly does not disappoint.

Teresa Sutherland's script finds Gothic tensions in a landscape where the imaginary has as much power to harm as the real.