All in Ghosts
Guillermo del Toro's CRIMSON PEAK
What a fun gorgeous movie!
Jaman Winan’s INK
Seeing INK reminded me of my guardian angel days as it explores the conflict between good and evil and the shadowy netherworld of dreams, nightmares, and overlapping timelines.
Hiroyuki Okiura's LETTER TO MOMO
What a lovely, gentle, and funny film this is!
Francis Ford Coppola's TWIXT
I started out this film not realizing Francis Ford Coppola made it just a few years ago.
Stephen Sommers' “ODD THOMAS”
What makes the movie enjoyable despite its familiarity are the characters, the dialog, and some very well scripted action sequences.
Akiyuki Shinbo's LE PORTRAIT DE PETITE COSSETTE
A young man becomes obsessed with the spirit of a murdered girl he finds entrapped in a glass in the antique shop where he works.
Tae-kyung Kim's MUOI: THE LEGEND OF A PORTRAIT
This atmospheric and competent horror film follows a young Korean author as she travels to Vietnam to investigate the legend of a haunted portrait.
Yôjirô Takita's “ASHURA”
This movie has some seriously arresting imagery: the upside-down floating castle, the castle’s gravity-defying maze-like passageways, the appearing/disappearing bridge to the spirit world, and a cataclysmic fire attack on Edo.
Monthon Arayangkoon's THE VICTIM
This Thai ghost story/crime thriller is convoluted, intense — and scary.
Takashi Shimizu's REINCARNATION
This is one creepy movie!
Higuchinsky's UZUMAKI
Things in this town are so weird that we cannot take it seriously, yet they are familiar enough to generate a sense of foreboding.