Most moviegoers can agree on one thing: there were way too many movies this year. If you’re (un)fortunate enough to live in New York, you had the opportunity to see around 600 new features come and go; the rest of us didn’t get that many fewer. That means that anyone who’s been put in …
Most moviegoers can agree on one thing: there were way too many movies this year. If you’re (un)fortunate enough to live in New York, you had the opportunity to see around 600 new features come and go; the rest of us didn’t get that many fewer. That means that anyone who’s been put in a …
Filmmakers have continued to push boundaries and find new innovative ways to elicit the emotions of fear, disgust and horror from viewers. Since Alfred Hitchcock directors strived to provoke viewer’s nightmares, hidden fears, revulsions and terror of the unknown. Although a good deal of it is about the supernatural, others have focused more on a …
While most blogs/sites post their “best of the year so far” lists in June, I like to wait until August – with good reason. You see, we here at Sound On Sight cover various film festivals across the globe. Five of the biggest fests (Sundance, SXSW, Cannes, Tribeca and Fantasia) all take place before August, …
Anyone with an interest in genre cinema and a pulse has surely noticed that South Korea has been the source of many of the last decade and change’s best thrillers, action and horror movies – Ricky D will let you in on his favorite Korean movies ever, but only after we take on I Saw …
Below you will find several photos, a poster above and the official plot synopsis in between, for the forthcoming South Korean creature feature Sector 7 by Kim Ji-hoon. The movie centres on a group of workers on an oil rig called the ‘eclipse’ and they are terrorised by an underwater sea creature. The film is …
With one world, one European and five UK premieres, the UK’s biggest horror fantasy festival returns to its second home at the Glasgow Film Festival for the 6th year with their darkest, deranged and daring line-up ever. Expect the totally unexpected with this eclectic programme featuring a trilogy of sexual terror, uncut Korean serial killers, …
“This is an awfully graphic film, but for those who can stomach it, I Saw The Devil continues South Korea’s legacy of outstanding revenge films.” – I Saw The Devil Directed by Kim Ji-woon South Korea, 2010 – The three South Korean films featured at Fantastic Fest–all among this reviewer’s festival favorites–are all thoughtful, reflexive …