Watch Out! Halloween is on the Menu

With Halloween getting close it is time to have some spooky fun with our watching list. In the special night every year when we all embrace our spooky sides and enjoy a little mystery, it’s just wonderful to take the opportunity to enjoy some suitable horror movies, especially if you’re a horror aficionado like me. And there’s nothing more exciting than having a new horror film brought to our attention that

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Macabre of Asian Horror and Saw Gruesomeness

This time, I want to take a break from previewing Hollywood big summer movies and given some spaces to discussing another Asian horror film, kind of still not given up with the anemic genre. It’s probably because I found some likely good hopes in this one upcoming title from Indonesian showbiz called “Macabre.” The country’s horror cinema progression seemingly quite strong and persistent, but only in quantity, looking for a quality one above that bunch is actually like seeking a small pin in a mountain of straw. My friend at Twitch even described the huge majority of horror pictures produced there (and there are a lot of them) are cranked out fast and cheap and, frankly, aren’t worth the celluloid they’re printed on assuming they were lucky enough to be shot on film in the first place. What a biting statement but really striking to the core! “Macabre” thankfully is not like any of that lot, and that’s what makes it good and promising.

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Dare You To Open That Forbidden Door

This time I wanna talk about one promising film from Indonesia again, it emerges with a very exceptional theme and in an extremely different course from many film out of this country. Tagged with “The Forbidden Door” title or literally “Pintu Terlarang” in its Indonesian language, this film is the next project of Joko Anwar, one young Indonesian director who’s found his world fame with his acclaimed work “Kala” (Dead Time), which had taken part in various International film festivals and won rave reviews from critics. Refuse to

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Striking Views And Acting In Laskar Pelangi

This article will mark my first Indonesian movie coverage, and the film that had moved my interest this time is “Laskar Pelangi” which literally in English can be describe as “Rainbow Troops.” What I can say about this film when I formerly seen the preview was this is a film about minorities life in majorities

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