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With a brilliant sense of humour and an earnest spirit, this stylised story of the righteous path might be the dose of nail-bitingly cathartic weekly conflict you're looking for.
At the heart of female fantasy lies the painful, drastic, desperate core.
A genre-blending feast for the senses that challenges its audience to confront horrors, both human and supernatural
by Lucie NealeA genre-blending feast for the senses that challenges its audience to confront horrors, both human and supernatural
by Lucie NealeWith a brilliant sense of humour and an earnest spirit, this stylised story of the righteous path might be the dose of nail-bitingly cathartic weekly conflict you're looking for.
by Umnia El-NeilAt the heart of female fantasy lies the painful, drastic, desperate core.
by Umnia El-NeilAn immediate cult hit that's about to take over and revive local storytelling as global conversation -- gorey, funky and satisfying from start to finish.
by Umnia El-NeilA joyful breath of fresh pinewood air, indebted to a great legacy of 80s slasher classics yet still wholly (and funnily) original.
by Michel AbdulazizThere is an untapped well of Afro-German talent that gets to shine in 'Schwarze Früchte/Black Fruit' and we are SO here for it!
by Celeste Kassautzki Sp.Jack's odyssey into the outstanding shorts from BFI Flare continues!
by Jack O'MahoneyYet despite Netflix’s apparent tendency to mess up the pacing of their second seasons, once Seong Gi-hun bears the deadly 456 number on a familiar green uniform, we are reintroduced to the brilliance of this show.
by Nor García Grau