A slow paced folk horror tale that takes about 75 minutes before the unavoidable twist reveal and it finally really gets going but by then it lost most of my interest... even with the powerful ending.

Who would have though that there could be such a thing as geriatric horror... as expected, John Lithgow gives an amazingly creepy and frightening performance.

A zero budget horror western that pays homage to many classics but sadly doesn't achieve the same quality as those.

An eerie and slow paced tale that features a solid first act but sadly the rest is not as great but still worthwhile.

A slightly cheesy but realistic romantic drama with a creepy setting clearly inspired by Jonathan Glazer's Under the Skin... and let's not forget, Roch Voisine.

This French-Quebec co-production of Mathyas Lefebure's novel "D'où viens-tu, berger?" is a drama of existential crisis set against a sometimes majestic backdrop and in situations that question our reason for being.

As a wrestling fan since I was a kid, the film did absolutely nothing for me as it failed to capture the energy and excitement of the sport.

This is how you do a prequel (or sequel)... by expanding the known universe and its characters in a respectful and logical way but without being afraid to push the envelope to benefit the story.any

As a proud dad of two amazing Shiba Inu, this tale hit really hard.

I have seen zero budget horror films with better acting and story than this boring mess...

A funny and charming coming-of-age about a time when technology was just about to mess everything up...

An absolutely gorgeous, almost dreamy and sometimes surrealist animated tale that had me captivated for its entire running time... plus one for including a Shiba Inu!