Foreign Movies

7 must-watch Chinese movies that give you a glimpse of China. Historically, culturally, or spiritually.

Check out this list covering 100 of the best old classic Indian movies. Get a short review along with some rare images collected from around the Internet.

Writer/director Lee Won-tae introduces a corrupt city at the whim of a sophisticated serial killer while a broken gangster and a cop with a short-fuse temper attempt to join forces to capture him. Starring Ma Dong-seok, Kim Mu-yeol, and Kim Sung-kyu.

A look at five great films from South Korea.

Frozen Flower is one of the most controversial movies to have ever come out of Korea. After watching it, I realized that there actually may be a reason for controversy for all the wrong reasons.

A brief look at five great films from Norway.

Do you know your different religions well enough to spot all the clues in this Korean horror story about good vs evil? Even if you don't, you might still take something away from movie.

An analysis of the socio-cultural influences behind Kinji Fukasuku's Battle Royale.

This is a non-spoiler review of “Train to Busan” starring Yoo Gong, Yoo-mi Jung, Dong-seok Ma, and more!

A brief bio of Hong Kong's legendary Shaw Brothers Studios along with recommendations and reviews of 10 classic Shaw Brothers' films.

The Vengeance Trilogy consists of three critically-acclaimed films that made their mark in Korean cinema. They are independent of each other but share the same theme—revenge and retribution—and flawless direction from the award winning Korean director, Park Chanwook.

A comparison of Hollywood and Bollywood movies is made, using the movie Kites as a reference. A review of the Hollywood and Bollywood version of the movie Kites is included, and a discussion of sex in Hindi films.

Unless you have a really strong stomach for gore, rape, and the downright gruesome, you might want to give these 7 Hong Kong 80s exploitation movies a miss.

A brief look at five great films from Australia.

Based on the long running manga by Naoki Urasawa, 20th Century Boys is a mediocre transition from the page to the big screen but there are some high points. Friend is generally pretty awesome, the music is great, and there are a couple of stand out performances.

This article analyzes the cinematography of Ozu's Tokyo Story and how it reflects the historical period of post-WWII Japan.