onderhond Top 825
The Monster

"The Monster is one of the best straight-up horror films I've seen in the past couple of years. It's creepy, it's dark and tense from start to finish."
The Fountain

"The Fountain is a unique experience, an amalgam of three different timelines that come together to create one dramatic romance. "
Throw Down

"It's just a very fun and entertaining film with a good few memorable scenes. In the end it's not one of To's absolute bests, but definitely worth watching."
Thermae Romae II

"While it's probably best Takeuchi stops the series here, this second film was anything but redundant."
The Head Hunter

"The Head Hunter is beautifully shot, sports a great soundtrack and has a solid cast. Most notably though, it offers an amazing experience on a shoestring budget."
Nightmare Detective 2

"Nightmare Detective 2 might be his most commercial work to date, there is still plenty here to scare away the regular movie fan."
Reality

"The less you know about this film, the more fun it will be experiencing the absurdities it throws at you."
Patlabor: The Movie

"Solid animation, amazing designs, an intriguing premise, several memorable scenes and a fun set of characters make this a moody, intelligent and slick sci-fi thriller."
Office Royale

"The premise is original, the visuals are bold and colorful and the performances are on point. Office Royale serves action and comedy in equal measures and does so with plenty of flair."
Perhaps Love

"Chan managed to combine a great many things into one comprehensive package. Perhaps Love looks great, sound good and is backed by three superb performances."
Shady

"Shady is a film that takes a bunch of familiar elements, rearranges them slightly but deliberately and adds a dash of its own uniqueness."
Necromentia

"Necromentia belongs to the best Barker adaptations not written by Barker himself. If you like Barker's visions of demons and netherworlds, there's a big chance you'll love Teo's Necromentia."
Sleepless Beauty

"Sleepless Beauty combines clinical torture porn with diabolical science experiments, maximizing impact with a terrific score and some inventive visual touches."
Merry-Go-Round

"If only the soundtrack would've been a bit better, this film could have turned out to be a small masterpiece."
Xuan Zang

"I thoroughly enjoyed Zang's trip, not in the least because of Huo's skilful presentation."
Battle Royale

"Battle Royale is still an amazing experience. It's dynamic, in-your-face, strange and more than a little bewildering, but most of all it's a hell of a lot of fun."
Aliens

"Regardless of its diminishing appeal, Aliens is still a film I love revisiting (though the next time I might just ditch the Director's Cut)."
Birds Without Names

"A powerhouse performance by Yu Aoi, some rather stylish visuals and a highly atmospheric soundtrack make this a standout entry that highlights Shiraishi's talents."
The Divide

"With The Divide, Gens created another stylish genre flick."
Adrift in Tokyo

"Adrift In Tokyo is a rather lovely film. It knows how to blend comedy and drama into a perfect mix of blanket-like warmth, covering the viewer with a world he'd somehow like to inhabit."
Terminator Salvation

"If you think films like Terminator Salvation need a solid storyline and well-developed characters, you would do best to stay away from this film."
The Shape of Water

"Oscar or no Oscar, The Shape of Water is a pretty magnificent film."
The Message

"The Message is visually stunning, smart, atmospheric and even a little tense near the end."
House of Flying Daggers

"Save some out of place effects, House of Flying Daggers hasn't lost much of its original appeal."
Frankenweenie

"Everything about Frankenweenie shows that this a film made with lots of passion and dedication."