Reviews by cinemanbis

A minor post-apo that ages badly. Blame it on the uncharismatic characters and a very smooth and unattractive story. Well...

Suffering from the unloved. Love frozen in the impasse of solitude. Michel Blanc upsets. Sandrine Bonnaire to be desired. Little masterpiece.

Square, no-frills thriller that hangs up the 70's wagon with panache. An excellent raw neo-noir. With Lucy Liu in it.

Admittedly a bit old-fashioned, but more than 40 years later wouldn't it be this same urban reality that besieges us again and again?

Above all, don't turn "The Skeleton Key" my dear, otherwise my naked grandmother will take your body! Oh come on, you're not a top model?!

A very current theme (harassment in schools or students) with "revenge" sauce for a lucid, hard-hitting and devious U.S. exploitation film. Dominate or be dominated? Human beings will always want to rule...Did you say sociological?...A 70's B series to discover urgently!

Among the first achievements of the cantor of the European Bis. And a real success of its kind. Sincere in its approach, effective in its story.

Noribumi Suzuki as a crazy purveyor of the hottest Japanese Bis. And the Amazon Reiko Ike as a fantasy muse. All fire all flames!

With a magnificent and exemplary sobriety, "Lamb" plays the card of suggestive and anxiety-provoking horror. Against current models. And that's good!

A schizoid, paranoid and "Argentesque" trip to the sexist hell of the sixties. Very musical too. In fact, on what foot are we dancing?