From cursed 2020 streaming drops to throwback cult flicks of years past, this is your time machine through cinema. Click a year, pick a vibe, and fall down the rabbit hole of movie releases worth your time (or your rage).
A trained hen, no CGI, and a story that trusts a bird’s small quest for freedom. Mother of Movies reviews Pálfi György’s Hen.
Best watched while folding laundry: a Dolomites survival thriller with heights worth respecting, screaming worth checking on and a heroine worth arguing about. Here’s where it holds and where it snaps.
Fake blood, sore knees and a cast with zero horror experience. A funny, warm documentary about creativity at any age, with plenty of bite and a surprising amount of heart, whatever your usual taste.
A deliberately tasteless B-horror slasher about a killer doll carrying a serial killer’s spirit. Mother of Movies on whether Jeffrey Dollmer paves the way with its shock value or just chases it.
Phenomenal sound design, and serious military realism. A Colombian horror that rewards you with excellent cinematography.
Prague, Bologna, a secret society and a plot that hides until the last minute: a lovely-looking conspiracy thriller with great accents, a cryptic script and a screener worth a restart or two.
