Is High Life (2018) The Most Divisive Film Of The Year?

October 21, 2018January 3, 2021 Cultural Hater

“High Life” is an audacious take on science fiction, mixing drama and horror in a unique, a tiny bit perverted way. Ever since I watched “The Rover” in 2014, Robert Pattinson stroke me as a hidden acting treasure. At that … Continue reading Is High Life (2018) The Most Divisive Film Of The Year?

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What’s Wrong With My Body – Sultry (2018)

August 4, 2018 Cultural Hater

This Brazilian story uses a Joanna d’Arc kind of heroine, who strives to save local community from losing their homes before the Olympic Games in 2016. Apparently, she also turns into a walking mould.

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Notes On – Starry Eyes (2014)

July 24, 2018 Cultural Hater

“Starry Eyes”is an unusual tale of unhappiness and devotion, served in a form of body horror and a prelude to “Neon Demon”.

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Notes On: The Heretics (2017)

April 19, 2018 Cultural Hater

“The Heretics” mixes plenty of ideas in one pot, but the final outcome is a film with a solid, engaging plot and neat visual effects.

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The Titan (2018) Review – Netflix’s Grand Failure Starring Sam Worthington

April 1, 2018December 2, 2019 Cultural Hater

In “The Titan” Sam Worthington “stars” in a lifeless science fiction drama, which doesn’t really work on any level (maybe apart from a gorgeous house of the protagonist). The year is 2048. The civilization as we know it is about … Continue reading The Titan (2018) Review – Netflix’s Grand Failure Starring Sam Worthington

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Is High Life (2018) The Most Divisive Film Of The Year?

What’s Wrong With My Body – Sultry (2018)

This Brazilian story uses a Joanna d’Arc kind of heroine, who strives to save local community from losing their homes before the Olympic Games in 2016. Apparently, she also turns into a walking mould.

Notes On – Starry Eyes (2014)

“Starry Eyes”is an unusual tale of unhappiness and devotion, served in a form of body horror and a prelude to “Neon Demon”.

Notes On: The Heretics (2017)

“The Heretics” mixes plenty of ideas in one pot, but the final outcome is a film with a solid, engaging plot and neat visual effects.

The Titan (2018) Review – Netflix’s Grand Failure Starring Sam Worthington