Category: Pshycological
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The Great Flood (대홍수) Review: A High-Concept Puzzle That Defies Expectations
The Great Flood on Netflix a disaster movie or a psychological puzzle? Read our spoiler-free review of Kim Da-mi’s latest sci-fi, from its forced beginnings to its mind-bending AI visuals.
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Confessions (Kokuhaku, 2010) – A Disturbing Masterpiece of Japanese Psychological Thriller Cinema
Confessions, directed by Tetsuya Nakashima, is a gripping 2010 psychological thriller that immerses viewers in a chilling tale of vengeance. Through the perspective of schoolteacher Yuko Moriguchi, the film explores the repercussions of her daughter’s murder by students. Its disturbing themes and captivating storytelling make it a remarkable entry in Japanese cinema.
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The Suicide Forecast (2011) – A Dark Comedy with Depth
When Comedy Meets Unexpected Depth I should probably rethink how I search for comedies because every time I try to watch something lighthearted, I end up with films that are anything but. However, this isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Many of these films mix multiple genres, offering much more than what I initially expected. The…
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Kotoko (2011) – A Film That Transcends Reality
I watched this film a while ago (well, not that long ago—about a month), but I felt I wasn’t ready to approach it objectively just yet. The truth is that Kotoko is more than just a movie you can casually watch; it’s an intense emotional experience from start to finish. It’s uncomfortable, painful, and designed…