Under the Shadow Reviews

Rozella 2022-09-06 18:17:58

The first thing I want to say is that this movie is special to me, and it gave me three "firsts" out of the horror movies I've seen. The first time I watched a horror movie from a Middle Eastern country; the first horror movie with a small war as the background; the first time I listened to a...

Clarissa 2022-09-02 19:59:13

As a typical horror film in Iran, it has avant-garde and naked political footnotes in addition to the "sudden surprise" thriller. "The Iran-Iraq War lasted from 1980 to 1988. After a long period of time, the two countries and even the entire Middle East have experienced political and cultural...

Randi 2022-09-02 16:06:06

The United Kingdom is indeed a very interesting country. Using such a film to represent the British Olympic bid, the film tells the story of Iran, and it is basically full of Asian actors, and it is also a horror film. On the surface, this Everything is incredible. After watching it, I still feel...

Ward 2022-09-02 16:01:57

In order to prove how absurd it is for China to take "The Great Tang Xuanzang" by Huang Jiaozhu this year to "Chong the Olympics", I decided to review all the works of other countries that can "Chong the Olympics". By comparison, imagine what the Oscar judges saw This Chinese work is a touching...

Robb 2022-09-02 14:21:41

How terrifying war is, and how terrifying war is under human captivity, just look at "Under the Shadow" (2016), directed by Iranian-born director Babak Unwari. War is not about playing a house, setting off firecrackers, or the "sweetness" of shouting and killing on the Internet. War means bloodshed...

Gracie 2022-09-02 09:15:24

I think it's a political horror movie, and it's generally refreshing. Metaphors are everywhere: cracks in the roof, bibles blowing in the wind, dolls stolen by ghosts from girls. And the so-called "ghost" that actually exists is really just a symbolic quilt in this low-budget movie (flickering by,...