Pearl
If you seen the film X, you will love this film as it serves as a prequel. It stars Mia Goth who i feel is a gem in this kind of film genre. This film didn't go over the top with blood and gore, but yet made the film very chilling for the viewer as you watch through the lens of the main character. Those emotions she portrayed makes you feel like you would do the same things in her shoes. As this is a prequel, it doesn't impact on anything if you watch this before X, but you definitely need to watch both and the upcoming film in the series
Close
A powerful film about two teenage boys at the height of their friendship who slowly drift apart like many do growing up. They seem to be a unbreakable together, but this closeness they both have, seemed to be implied as them being a couple by their peers, and this impacted their friendship from that moment. The film gave off a more documentary feel rather than a actual film.
Bitch Ass
Film feels like one where the hunters become the hunted, or in other words where you end up feeling for the baddies as they end up playing games to save their lives when they enter someones house to rob them. Film is quite low budget so i don't expect this to be a film to be blown away about. It's good to pass the time. The kills were gory which adds some points to the film
Blue Bayou
A great powerful film, where the theme of the film is about immigration and how someone who has been living in the USA for many years is in fact in the country illegally and faces deportation. The beautiful Alicia Vikander plays his wife. Both she and Justin Chon play their roles perfectly with their performances and emotions as they go through what many people to this day go through. As a POC myself this can be relatable for us, even though the difference here is it involves a Korean man. A thing to take from the film is even though you have the legal paperwork, the government can suggest a cock up and say mistakes have been made years ago where it wasn't processed correctly, so to never take citizenship for granted.
A Banquet
Alot to make out of this film. Loss grief, mental illness and what happens next and where we go from here all rolled into one. As the film goes you contemplate whether the daughter was chosen to do something, or if its all in her head. The film is quite slow which i think helps you to decide as the film switches between two girls POV's