“For me, Mod Fuck Explosion was the culmination of the right amount of narrative and the right amount of sheer spectacle. Combine ’em and you’ve got something that’s really interesting. Fun to watch, fun to follow, but not necessarily making sense all the time.” No, you don’t. I mean, maybe…

Broaden your horizons on a whirlwind tour of films from 56 different countries. This is not a list of the most important films in the world. It is a list of great films worth watching. …

Raj Kapoor’s 1951 film is excellent — Raj Kapoor’s 1951 Bollywood epic Awaara is 2 hours and 45 minutes long. More than enough time to deliver two plots, ten musical numbers, a Busby Berkley style dream sequence, a complex moral, and some religion too. …

Spirits Of The Air, Gremlins Of The Clouds was written, directed, and produced in 1989 by Alex Proyas. It was shot in a desert in New South Wales, Australia, on a budget of $500,000. This was Proyas’ first film out of film school. He would later go on to be…

Aravindan’s Kummatty is a mysterious, Malayalam Cinema beauty — There is nothing you could change or tweak to improve Kummatty. It functions on its own terms and succeeds in producing something simple and beautiful. It is a folktale and carries with it the richness of the culture that created it. …

S.S. Rajamouli’s three hour epic is over the top — RRR is a very silly movie. A very silly and very expensive movie. The most expensive India has ever produced. It cost 72 million dollars. The movie is an overblown, action-packed thriller bellowing out an epic battle between good and evil, the good being the Indians and the bad being…

Oh my lord, this movie is boring! I watched the whole thing on 1.5x speed, but it still felt painfully slow. Nothing happens, I mean, really nothing at all. People move around on screen and recite dialogue, but it goes nowhere. I would have been grateful for any tiny semblance…

I present to you 20 of the strangest movie posters I have ever seen, not including those hand made ones from Ghana. Those are in a class by themselves.

Ultraman Zero: Revenge of Belial appears to have been filmed entirely in front of a green screen. It could have been made in someone’s basement. There are no sets, just some costumes, a fog machine, and a ton of cheap CGI. It may have a short ingredient list, but so…