MarkRLeeper, Author at SFcrowsnest

The Sect (1991) (a film review by Mark R. Leeper).

‘The Sect’ aka ‘The Devil’s Daughter (1991’ is not great, but it is an unexpectedly satisfying supernatural suspense film. A

In the first Chinese-Australian film co-production an ancient Chinese emperor guards the secret of immortality, hidden in an underground cave

‘Entanglement’ is a pleasant but forgettable relationship film suggested by inaccurately applied laws of physics. Ben is a poor, woebegone

In 1987 Dario Argento, one of Italy’s best-known horror directors, used ‘Phantom Of The Opera’ as the inspiration for a

As we left the ‘Star Wars’ story two years and two chapters ago, Rey has found the missing Luke Skywalker

There are two or three annual films that are collections of animated films that go on tours. One is composed

In 1971 the owner of the Washington Post is faced with a constitutional issue of whether to publish the contents

SPOILER WARNING: This review gives away a big piece of the plot of the film. A military project is examining

Kiyoshi Kurosawa, a writer and director almost unknown in the United States, is superb at creating an atmosphere of dread

After 35 years, the classic Science Fiction film ‘Blade Runner’ gets a sequel directed by Denis Villeneuve and based on