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2 months ago | 
collider.com | Byung-hun Lee |Michael John Petty
As far as Vincent D'Onofrio roles go, the actor doesn't automatically scream "Western." Sure, the actor took a turn directing the 2019 Western flick The Kid, and the Daredevil: Born Again star is largely known for his more villainous roles in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Men in Black, or even Jurassic World. Still, back in 2016, D'Onofrio took a stab at the Western genre in Antoine Fuqua's controversial remake of the iconic '60s picture, The Magnificent Seven.
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Mar 28, 2025 | 
collider.com | Byung-hun Lee |Ryan Heffernan
Hold the good; we’re going all out on the bad and the ugly here. Throughout cinematic history, there has perhaps been nothing that has defined the scope and spectacle of what the medium is capable of quite like the immersive grandiosity and drama of the Western genre. Ranging from cherished and idealistic American classics to the intoxicating grit and savagery of the spaghetti Westerns from Europe, the greatest highlights of the genre mark enduring triumphs of film at large.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
collider.com | Byung-hun Lee |Anja Djuricic
With South Korean dramas and movies rising in popularity, there are so many on streaming services that audiences happily watch and rewatch. But so many popular movies hailing from this small Southeast Asian country that represent its culture, cinema, and legacy are movies from various decades. While South Korean filmmakers became globally acclaimed around the late 1990s and early 2000s, many movies from the 2010s were the first point of contact with South Korean cinema for numerous movie fans.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
collider.com | Byung-hun Lee |Luc Haasbroek
South Korea South Korean cinema has established itself as a global powerhouse in recent years, with notable efforts like Parasite and Burning finding huge critical and commercial success. This extends to horror, which is also a thriving genre in the country. Whether it's ghostly hauntings, gripping thrillers, or blood-soaked revenge tales, South Korean horror has more than proven its ability you settle and captivate audiences. With this in mind, this list considers the freakiest, creepiest,...
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Nov 3, 2024 | 
adictosalcine.com | Byung-hun Lee
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Sep 29, 2024 | 
collider.com | Byung-hun Lee |Luc Haasbroek
Movie Violence has been a key part of the movies since the very beginning of cinema. It can add to a film's tension, unsettle the audience, be played for laughs, or even just serve as entertainment. As Quentin Tarantino once said, a lot of movies include violence simply "because it's fun". While some movies can glorify violence or handle their graphic content with bad taste, others can still critique violence while displaying it on-screen. These movies earn their high age restrictions with...
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Aug 31, 2024 | 
collider.com | Byung-hun Lee |Daniela Gama
The psychological thriller genre often stands out thanks to the way it delves into the darkest aspects of the human psyche, providing audiences who are into intense narratives with an entertaining and thought-provoking time in front of the screen.
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Aug 20, 2024 | 
mynewplaidpants.com | Park Chan-wook |Byung-hun Lee |Jason Adams
Fifteen full years ago (!!!) in 2009 I posted about Oldboy director Park Chan-wook following up his vampire film Thirst with an NYC-set adaptation of Donald E. Westlake’s novel The Ax from 1997. The book is about:"...
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Jul 30, 2024 | 
collider.com | Byung-hun Lee |Jo Charnock
Bruce Willis Bruce Willis gained fame as an actor playing wise-cracking detective David Addison in the hit comedy-drama series Moonlighting alongside Cybill Shepherd. Since then, he's appeared in more than a hundred films that have grossed over $5 billion worldwide and gained a huge amount of recognition. Willis is particularly renowned for his portrayal of gritty New York cop John McClane in no less than five Die Hard movies. But, not one to be type-cast, he's also had great success with a...
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Jul 5, 2024 | 
collider.com | Byung-hun Lee |Eddie Possehl
Fans of the Transformers franchise have a great catalog of films to enjoy, rewatch, dissect, and everything in between. But when they run out of Transformers films to watch, they, thankfully, have another, even larger, catalog of films to view that are just like the robots in disguise, whether because they share similar characters, thematic ideas, or even action sequences. It doesn't matter if it's a film with giant robots or giant beings fighting each other.
