Category Archives: Foreign Films

Film Score Friday: ‘The Artist’ By Ludovic Bource

The third score from this year’s Golden Globe nominated set that I have the pleasure to review is from The Artist. The film is an interesting one, a silent film shot in black and white, set during Hollywood’s golden age. … Continue reading →

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New Teaser for the Spanish-Language Will Ferrell Comedy ‘Casa de mi Padre’ Confuses Us All

We feel bad for the people in charge of Will Ferrell’s next career moves. Between random commercials for the town of Davenport, Iowa, or his newest film, which is done entirely in Spanish, we can’t seem to pinpoint where the … Continue reading →

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Michael Fassbender Is The Creepy Guy on the Train in a Red Band Trailer for ‘Shame’

Just when you thought Michael Fassbender couldn’t get any more serious and awesome, the redband trailer for his new NC-17 rated film, Shame, hits the web. In it, Fassbender is staring down a young redhead on a train, letting his … Continue reading →

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Film Review: Pedro Almodovar’s ‘The Skin I Live In’

The Skin I Live In is an immensely bold and engaging film of perfect gray. “Gray” in the sense that it’s certainly not white, or light, and yet, not black, either. At the core is a redemptive love, but the … Continue reading →

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Horror Blu-Ray Review: ‘Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale’

It’s rare that we ever come across a film that crosses two very different genres so seamlessly as the Finnish film Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale. Based on the series of shorts in which a Finnish shipping company explains the … Continue reading →

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First Full Trailer for ‘Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence’ Hits the Web

Sequels are sometimes considered just an attempt at squeezing more money out of a franchise that studios or producers feel is possible after the success of a single film. That definitely isn’t the case with Tom Six’s upcoming sequel to … Continue reading →

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Indonesian Action Flick ‘The Raid’ Already Being Eyed For A Remake

Less than a week ago, we brought you a brand new trailer for an action-packed film out of Indonesia called The Raid about a SWAT group that has to make their way to the top of a crime-riddled apartment building. … Continue reading →

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First Red-Band Trailer for Action Explosion ‘The Raid’ Hits the Web

Leave it to folks from Indonesia to put together one of the best action trailers we’ve seen so far this year. That’s exactly what we get with the red band trailer for The Raid, a new action flick from Welsh … Continue reading →

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