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Weekend 2011
Weekend is a 2011 feature film directed by Andrew Haigh about a shy young homosexual who falls madly in love after a night out with an unforgettable young artist. He just doesn't expect that the next day his partner will go to another country. Weekend is a feature that reminds me a lot of the genre of the Before trilogy, features that are based on long, relaxed conversations between the protagonists. This genre fits the bluish and gray visual aesthetics,…
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Stranger by the Lake 2013
Stranger by the Lake is a feature directed by Alain Guiraudie, about Henri, a gentleman on summer vacation who decides to go to a lake used as a nudist spot and a place for homosexual casual encounters. Frank is a young man who has been going to the lake for some time, and the two become best friends. Time passes and Frank falls in love with Michel, a seductive and mysterious young man. The film starts out like any other…
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Cherry Falls 2000
Cherry Falls is a feature film slasher horror from the 2000s, which has the proposal to escape the cliché rule "don't trance". For the first time featured in the genre, the victims are just virgins. What was supposed to be innovative, ends up being, but in a way not as used as it could have been. The feature has a slow and very reasonable development in terms of plot and plot. Everything about Cherry Falls has an undertone of satire,…
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Urban Legend 1998
Urban legend is a 90's horror slasher about a string of occasioned murders based on popular urban legends in the United States. The feature has a proposal close to that of Scream, but at the same time very different and well-architected. The development of the plot and the characters is fantastic, and it deviates a little from the classic opening of a blonde woman, being the first victim. Urban legend is a slasher horror feature that deserved more recognition, it…
