DVD Talk:
Salvage, a 2009 low-budget British import arriving to DVD Stateside thanks to Revolver Entertainment, is one of the best horror films I've seen since The Descent. And like that movie, Salvage is all the better when you don't know its secrets going in. Regardless, it has a good premise well-executed by its writer and director, and combined with strong acting, especially by lead Neve McIntosh, this is a horror film the resonates both thoughtfully and viscerally. Highly, highly recommended to horror film buffs.
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A dynamic film about cunning swindlers, vices and social inequality. Plot Spouses and two children live in a semi-basement in appalling conditions. They have no furniture, things are scattered everywhere, cockroaches run around. Ki Woo, played by Choi Woo Shik, and Ki Jung (Park So Dam) catch free internet. The family collects pizza boxes to …
Life Beyond tells the story of a schoolteacher who wakes up on a table in a funeral home, but is she really dead? Plot Anna Taylor, played by Christina Ricci, is in a relationship with boyfriend Paul, works. True, the girl does not consider herself happy, most of the time she is depressed and annoyed. …
