
“Ghost Ship” sacrifices good suspense for standard jump scares. Which is a shame since the setting and concept are perfect for terror.
“Ghost Ship” sacrifices good suspense for standard jump scares. Which is a shame since the setting and concept are perfect for terror.
Here's a first look at some of the films playing at DOXA Documentary Film Festival this week, with subjects that span haunted cyberspace and homelessness.
Classic US and Foreign Movies on DVD
This voyage is immersive, imaginative, and downright terrifying. I don't want to reveal much about the plot because, personally, I found that ...
These routines and the massively engineered environment in which they happen do little to dispel the sense that the sea is still a haunted place ...
I need to stand at the top of more gangplanks sharpening daggers. I think this is just a movie I really liked. Solid protagonist.
The result is a meticulously constructed collage of Slavic folklore and modern day antiquity that feels as evocative as a daydream and ...
This accomplished film has a bit of everything. It's part gorgeous journey along one of the world's deepest sea beds, part political conundrum, ...
Filmed when the last swing bridge in Vancouver was about to disappear after 72 years of continuous use, Swingspan is an af- fectionate portrait of the old ...
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