Tag: #ArrivalFilmReview

  • Seven Essential Films You’ve Never Heard Of

    Seven Essential Films You’ve Never Heard Of

    Photo Credit (Pixabay) A film doesn’t necessarily have to be a blockbuster hit on Twitter or in the Oscar race to be considered worth seeing. For a variety of reasons, a movie may be neglected even though it is still a good or even thought-provoking viewing experience. Sadly, there is no scientific explanation for why…

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  • 10 Underappreciated Foreign Hits That Everyone Should Watch

    10 Underappreciated Foreign Hits That Everyone Should Watch

    Photo Credit ( Pixabay ) Thrillers are a genre that are produced by the global film industry worldwide. No matter where they live—in the North, South, East, or West—people love the thrilling, suspenseful, and adrenaline-pumping thrill of a well-written thriller. Sadly, many people have never seen some of the best foreign thrillers in cinema history.…

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  • A Few Underappreciated 1960s Films You May Not Have Seen

    A Few Underappreciated 1960s Films You May Not Have Seen

    Photo Credit ( Freepik ) Theater attendance fell in the 1960s as televisions gained popularity. In the suburbs, brand-new megaplexes appeared as many downtown cinemas shuttered. Hollywood was producing fewer pictures by 1962 than ever before, as studios shifted their attention to larger-than-life spectacle blockbusters like “Cleopatra.” Nevertheless, this decade produced a number of well-known…

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  • 31 Low-Cost Films That Succeeded at the Box Office

    31 Low-Cost Films That Succeeded at the Box Office

    Photo Credit ( Greety image ) Being an independent filmmaker, you are skilled at producing memorable movies on a tight budget. However, what precisely makes millions-making low-budget movies successful? Do the most profitable ones have any recurrent components? Just in time for Halloween, we’ll look at 31 indie films that made a big splash. We’ve…

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  • The Scariest Hotel Horror Films Ever

    The Scariest Hotel Horror Films Ever

    Photo Credit ( Pixels ) With their spooky, isolated atmospheres and intriguing histories, hotels and motels have long been the ideal place for horror to thrive. These eerie settings constitute the backdrop for some of the most well-known horror movies, including Psycho’s Bates Motel and The Shining’s haunted Overlook Hotel. Here are a few of…

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  • Examining Scream 1 and 2 to See Why Scream is the Greatest Horror Franchise Ever

    Examining Scream 1 and 2 to See Why Scream is the Greatest Horror Franchise Ever

    Yes, you read correctly. Without a doubt, the greatest horror franchise ever is the Scream series. The horror film of the nineties, if you were born in that era, was Scream. I understand what you’re thinking, though: “Those films are too amusing to be really scary. They also have a lot of ’90s cheese on…

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  • The All-Time Highest Grossing Horror Films: 2024 Edition

    The All-Time Highest Grossing Horror Films: 2024 Edition

    Photo Credit ( Greety image ) The Haunted Castle, a three-minute short film directed by French director Georges Méliès in 1896, is sometimes cited as the first horror film. It is the first example of a genre that has changed significantly over the previous 120+ years, with a demon-haunting a castle.In the present day, horror…

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  • Film Review: Seven Samurai

    Film Review: Seven Samurai

    Photo Credit ( Freepik ) Seven Samurai Under Akira Kurosawa’s direction As Chris Hedges famously said, “War is the power that gives our lives purpose.”” Seven Samurai by Akira Kurosawa is proof of such energy and the high price it exacts. In a fitting description, Gary Morris called it “an annihilating melodrama.”” The story, which…

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  • 30 Essential Black-and-White Horror Movies to Watch for a Scary Experience

    30 Essential Black-and-White Horror Movies to Watch for a Scary Experience

    Photo Credit ( Pixels ) Horror movies have enthralled viewers since the beginning of cinema, providing unsettling thrills that play on our worst anxieties. These movies, from a century ago and even now, have long been the stuff of nightmares because of their unearthly creatures and strange human anomalies. Some of the most well-known black-and-white…

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  • A Review of Hitchcock’s Rear Window

    A Review of Hitchcock’s Rear Window

    Photo Credit ( Greety image ) Here is my very first review of an Alfred Hitchcock film! We’re going to be exploring the timeless 1954 thriller Rear Window, which starred Grace Kelly and James Stewart. With Rear Window, Alfred Hitchcock—dubbed the “master of suspense”—lived up to his reputation. Although the first forty minutes of the…

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