Adam Wingard’s Blair Witch is, as the title suggests, a sequel to The Blair Witch Project. Like Blair Witch 2: Book of Shadows, it takes place in a world where the original [...]

While coronial examinations often play a key role in horror films, they are rarely used as the main venue of horror itself. Sometimes coronial scenes help to regulate [...]

Even by his own exacting standards, Ma’Rosa is one of Brillante Mendoza’s most austere films – forty-eight hours in the life of Rosa Reyes, played by Jaclyn Rose, the [...]

We Were Strangers is a loosely fictionalised account of the ABC, the revolutionary organisation that arose in opposition to the Cuban government of Gerardo Machado in the [...]

Although John Huston’s fifth film was based on the 1939 play Key Largo by Maxwell Anderson, the script was changed so drastically by Huston and Richard Brooks that it’s [...]

As the title might suggest, Creepy marks Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s return to the horror that made his name as a director, right down to the Hitchockian strings that score the [...]

Based on B. Traven’s novel of the same name, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre was John Huston’s first film after World War II. It was also his most spectacular film to [...]

John Huston didn’t direct the entirety of his third film, departing before he could complete the finale to work for the United States Signal Army Corps, and leaving Vincent [...]

By this stage, almost everyone knows the story of Amanda Knox, the young American woman who was convicted of the murder of her roommate Meredith Kerchner, while the two of [...]

In This Our Life was John Huston’s second film, and his second adaptation following The Maltese Falcon. Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Ellen Glasgow, the [...]