Species ★★
Since Coralie Fargeat‘s bloodthirsty body horror The Substance, Cannes has developed a taste for women-made genre fare deploying and oftenContinue Reading
Since Coralie Fargeat‘s bloodthirsty body horror The Substance, Cannes has developed a taste for women-made genre fare deploying and oftenContinue Reading
One can’t help but wonder how exactly Na Hong-jin’s fourth feature made it into Cannes competition, the cinematic standard ofContinue Reading
“We are all about the G,” explains the fairy godmotherly drag queen Glamydia (Harald Marlot) to clueless closeted twink LucienContinue Reading
A sunrise casts a strangely beautiful light on a row of drab apartment towers from one of which something suddenlyContinue Reading
In 2022, the 16-year-old Kane Parsons uploaded an analog horror video to YouTube titled The Backrooms (Found Footage). Over theContinue Reading
One day we will all be replaced by computers, says Yoko Ono in an ironic moment of Steven Soderbergh‘s inevitablyContinue Reading
Childhood constructs of the world around and the seismic reverberations their collapse send into adulthood drive Kohei Kadowaki‘s engrossing debutContinue Reading
The nostalgic flair ingrained in the black-and-white images of Leah Nelson‘s animated debut feature gradually turns bitter as the diseaseContinue Reading
There’s a certain irony in a film of over three hours in length and as deliberately slow-paced as Ryusuke Hamaguchi’sContinue Reading
Obsession is bleak. Every moment has a negative aura to it, filling the viewer with dread and feeling terrified ofContinue Reading
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