Reviews by cinemanbis

A stunning masterfully staged "huis-clos". To be seen imperatively in the light of the sad current context. It's almost frightening.

The Sabbath replaces Polanski's ball but is remade into an unfunny vampiric substitute where the ridiculous supplants the parodic. Ferdy Mayne is back but more for the worse than for the laughter. That said, Pia Degermark is very very pretty...

Danzig pours into the tinsel and the grotesque. Error or horror, you have the choice... That said, the 3rd and last sketch is formally successful.

An innocuous exploitation film, without any real delirium or eroticism. Weak Bis. It was very enticing, it became disappointing.

Echoes of the Russian-Ukrainian war?... Pleasant film but finally quite forgettable. Netflix is ​​not forcing itself too much...

Another useless vampire movie. Netflix + Blumhouse production = Dung. Too bad for the beautiful Vinessa Shaw.

Pedophilia. Collective hypocrisy. Justice of notables. An unjustly unrecognized avant-garde film. A thrilling drama.

A David Hemmings as a sex slave in a futile but original exploitation film. A rarity bis to discover (for Andrea Rau too).

A slasher without surprise or suspense (a shame!). And the characters are horrifying to death (sic). Want more? No thanks!!!

A very honorable gialesque resurgence without being memorable. Cocktail sex / murders respected to the letter (pretty scenes of ass / killer follower of crimes well "tasty"). A commendable yellow neo-thriller effort to be encouraged. While waiting for a real big return of this transalpine genre adored by my senses (who said I'm dreaming?...)