20 posts tagged juan-antonio-bayona

The Orphanage 2007 BDRip PRoDJi Posted on May 17, 2008 under BRRip | No Comment P R E S E N T E D BY P R O D J i Orfanato, El (2007) RELEASE DATE : 16.05.08 RUNTIME : 01:41:27 AUDIO LANGUE : Spanish GENRE : Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller RATING : 7.8/10 (13,874 votes) VIDEO : 2639

By Esteban Lopez Whereas, today’s horror movies rely heavily on special effects to bring about dread, one director’s style, that of late Jacques Tourneur still prevails in some movies. In his 1942 film Cat People, he frightened audiences with suggestions of unseen horrors with cast shadows, and ambiguous sound effects playing on audiences’ worst fears.

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Slim pickings this week on DVD, but there are a couple goodies in the bunch. *Note: If available, I usually link to the Blu-ray version of the film, as that’s my format of choice. This Week’s Must Have: The Golden Compass - Ah… They say this is the movie that singlehandedly brought down New Line.

Filed under: Comedy, Drama, Foreign Language, Horror, Independent, IFC, New on DVD, Fox Searchlight, Home Entertainment, Cinematical Indie, Picturehouse, Roadside AttractionsA solid handful of indie titles vie for your attention on the DVD shelves this week.

Filed under: Comedy, Drama, Foreign Language, Horror, Independent, IFC, New on DVD, Fox Searchlight, Home Entertainment, Cinematical Indie, Picturehouse, Roadside Attractions A solid handful of indie titles vie for your attention on the DVD shelves this week.

Filed under: Comedy, Drama, Foreign Language, Horror, Independent, IFC, New on DVD, Fox Searchlight, Home Entertainment, Cinematical Indie, Picturehouse, Roadside AttractionsA solid handful of indie titles vie for your attention on the DVD shelves this week.

Cuando me preguntaban de que era El Orfanato, yo decia que El Orfanato es Peter Pan, contado desde el punto de vista de la madre.-Sergio G. Sanchez, Escritor When people asked me what The Orphanage was about, I would tell them The Orphanage is Peter Pan, told from the point of view of the mother.-Sergio G.

Rummaging through the Old Maids Posted by: Matt Gamble in Movies, Previews, Reviews, Trailers It seems as if the moratorium on good movies might finally be ending. This week has multiple movies being released both in mainstream theaters and arthouses that might actually be worth seeing.

The Orphanage (El Orfanato) is a Spanish film produced by Guillermo del Torno, and directed by Juan Antonio Bayona. A couple move into the orphanage in which the woman was raised. It being a horror film, strange things happen, especially regarding their child who appears to have a range of imaginary friends.