I love when movies have a violent-gritty vibe blended with dark humor that only a particular set of the audience can connect to. It’s pretty weird! The fact that the screenplay of the Nightcrawler was well paced, I better describe this whole experience as an enigma, it entices you deliberately, takes you to these dark places where criminality is sky scrapping and humanity is fading among normal people. One of the major positives about the movie was it’s writing, the dialogues were well written, and the comedic aspects were a few things I enjoyed the most.
Dan Gilroy, in his directorial debut, was remarkable at his job, the car chase sequences were shot with perfection and with an eight million dollar budget, this film looked incredible on-screen. Jake Gylenhall was immersed in his character, he lost weight, he looked like an uncanny person to hang out with, and was by far my favorite performance of Gylenhall. Rene Russo was alluring in the movie with an evil diligent character, and I genuinely liked watching her in the movie.
Flawless in every single frame, Nightcrawler was dark, hilarious and unnerving, one of the best movies back in 2014. Watch Nightcrawler on Netflix here.
On Guard, written and directed by Will Calkins, is an intimate psychological sports drama that… Read More
Independent horror often lives or dies by how creatively it works around its limitations, and… Read More
There’s something genuinely refreshing about watching a film that isn’t trying to keep you on… Read More
There are films that tell stories, and then there are films that seem determined to… Read More
Independent filmmaking is often associated with limitations, but there is something fascinating about seeing just… Read More
There is something inherently nostalgic about stories centered around a single childhood summer, one filled… Read More
We use cookies, just to track visits to our website, we store no personal details.
View Comments