The horror genre is often used to pass on relevant messages and social criticism, and this has been gaining more and more strength, thanks to directors like Jordan Peele, who has a lot of talent to be able to work the most classic tricks of this genre along with the message he seeks to convey to the public. And I am grateful, because for me, these are the best films to watch.

It's the debut film of director Remi Weekes,…

I like the Blumhouse films considerably, so when I saw the news of the partnership project between Amazon and Blumhouse, where several horror films would be released in October, I got excited about the idea. "Black Box", along with "The Lie", was added to the catalog today.

The direction is by Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour, and, honestly, I found his direction a little warm and without emotion. He does nothing very different here, framing without much purpose, horror scenes without much subtlety;…

A very interesting film with a clear critique of violence in the USA, serving as a reflective work that makes us think about our contemporary society and also a lot about fascism.

The script is very intelligent, working well on how we see Michael Douglas's character, from the beginning even with a certain empathy - given the opportunity to identify with some situations experienced by him, after all, we've all had a bad day, right? - however, in the end…

"1917" is a cinematic experience of an immersion that is spectacular, the way the direction of Sam Mendes manages to put us in the situations lived by the protagonist is of a unique cleverness and technique.

The best way to summarize what "1917" is would be using as an example the film "Mad Max: Fury Road", because both have absurd technical splendours, being technically perfect and very well directed, however, both do not bet on a great script, with a…