What if obliteration was humanity’s last chance for retribution? That’s the premise of Sanctorum (2019), a Mexican drama about the ongoing civil war. Here’s a deep dive into what the director Joshua Gil conveys in this greatly symbolical, mysterious film. … Continue reading Film Analysis: Sanctorum (2019) Explained – A Dark Descent Into The Mexican Civil War
Horror movies rarely reach the level of artistry as seen in His House (2020). Here we analyze Remi Weekes’ movie – its important message about migration, the meaning of apeth and witchcraft, and why drama and horror go hand in … Continue reading Film Analysis: His House (2020) Movie Explained – A Refugee Horror Fable
The new Netflix Original I’m Thinking of Ending Things (2020) has been one of the most mind-boggling movies of the year. Below you’ll find an interpretation of Charlie Kaufman’s movie, with its perplexing ending explained too. This year hasn’t been … Continue reading Film Analysis: I’m Thinking of Ending Things (2020) Explained
A 111-years old bridge, located in Lower Silesia in Poland, is set to be blown up for a scene in Mission: Impossible 7. The agreement between the Polish government and the movie producers has somehow been blown out of proportions … Continue reading Don’t burn the bridges behind you – a short story of one Polish fracas with Mission: Impossible 7
The Joker has paved his way to becoming one of the most recognizable villain of all time. Thanks to some incredible screenwriting, the villain has also became a source of thought-provoking quotes. To celebrate those, we have listed our favorite … Continue reading Top 15 Quotes By The Joker From Movies
Most beautiful shots, neat camera tricks and unorthodox cinematography methods put to work. Welcome to the collection of 30 visually stunning movies in the 21st century. If we agree that film is a medium made of image and sound, bound … Continue reading Top 30 Most Visually Stunning Movies In The 21st Century
Waves (2019) is a gorgeously filmed feature, and its dynamic narrative will surely gain a cult following among the A24 fans. However I can’t help, but feel that Trey Edward Shults had a better film on plate, but some risky … Continue reading Film Analysis: Waves (2019)
Some horror films are so ridiculously bloody that we can’t take them seriously. Let’s flesh out the list top 12 gore movies, which also bring the laughs about. What are gore horror movies? Gore is one of those sub-genre of … Continue reading 12 Gore Horror Movies That Will Make You Laugh (And Scare Too)
Ari Aster’s second feature film is a gruesome occult movie, where below the surface lies a heart-breaking drama about coping with grief. In this article, I take a deep dive into the film’s structure, the symbolism and the meaning of … Continue reading Film Analysis: Midsommar (2019) Explained
From baleful devils of folklore origin, to creations made purely for the movie thrills, this list celebrates best monsters in horror movies of the 2010s. And yes, Pennywise is included. You’re here, because you love monster movies. Right? You realize, … Continue reading 12 Awesome Monsters From Modern Horror Movies (2010 and above)
Looking for scary movies to watch on Netflix on a lonely night? I got you, fam. Here’s a list of top horrors on Netflix. Note: This article is updated frequently with the newest additions to the Netflix catalogue. #1 The … Continue reading Scary Movies on Netflix (Updated June 2020)
When it comes to streaming services, Netflix isn’t the end of the world. There’s no denying that 2020 has turned the entertainment world upside down. The coronavirus pandemic shattered the plans for major distributors, and left independent filmmakers in existential … Continue reading Bored With Netflix? Here Are Other 10 Streaming Platforms
A German horror movie called Luz (2018) is one hell of a mind-bender. And what’s even more astonishing, it manages to be irresistibly complex within just 70 minutes. In the series of Film Analysis by Cultural Hater, I try to … Continue reading Film Analysis: Luz (2018) Movie Explained
In the times of coronavirus crisis, this first e-Cinema leads the pack among pioneering concepts that counter the pandemic impact. The Cracow-based arthouse cinema Kino Pod Baranami made history earlier in April. In order to keep its fans connected to … Continue reading First e-Cinema Opens in Poland
Estonian animated horror flick Old Man Cartoon Movie (2020) will premiere this year at Haapsalu Horror and Fantasy Film Festival. Despite the coronavirus pandemic, some film festivals still take place… online. That’s the case of Haapsalu Horror and Fantasy Film … Continue reading Old Man Cartoon Movie (2020) Will Be A Must-See For Stop Motion Fans
