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Alfred Hitchcock – Director’s study
1. Introduction: Alfred Hitchcock’s films left an indelible mark on cinema and enabled the medium’s evolution…
Continue ReadingPsycho 2 (1983) review – A film that benefits significantly from its slasher approach
Despite my reservations about watching Psycho 2, a sequel to Alfred Hitchcock’s technical and visual masterpiece,…
Continue ReadingSpecial Delivery (2022) review – A generic yet enjoyable high-octane action thriller
South Korean thrillers have the uncanny ability to skillfully merge a cat-and-mouse element with a compelling…
Continue ReadingMona Lisa (1986) review – A film elevated by nuanced characterization of its leads
Although Neil Jordan’s Mona Lisa is set in a world rife with ruthless gangsters, sadistic pimps,…
Continue ReadingRed Sun (1971) review – Toshiro Mifune, Charles Bronson, and Alain Delon go wild in the American West
Terence Young’s Western Red Sun features three generational superstars in the form of Charles Bronson, Toshiro…
Continue ReadingHorror Express (1972) review – A perfect example of low-budget filmmaking, and a must-see for sci-fi/horror aficionados
Horror Express, directed by Eugenio Martin, is an action-packed, exhilarating low-budget film that clocks in at…
Continue ReadingKuttavum Sikshayum (2022) review – A by-the-book police procedural drama that falls short of Rajeev Ravi’s standards
Kuttavum Sikshayum is a by-the-book police procedural drama that attempts to do some interesting things but…
Continue ReadingThe Breaking Point (1950) review – John Garfield is brilliant in this poignant story of how hardships can corrupt a good man
Harry Morgan (John Garfield), a World War II veteran, is a fishing boat captain who primarily…
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