I have a memory of witnessing an argument between my dad and his wife, who's only a few years older than me by the way, and the way he mumbled under his breath the most contrived contrition. I remember thinking how uncinematic it felt. It was real life drama, but it was awkward and, kindly, a little pathetic.

Vulcanizadora is a story about two regular people awkwardly handling their big emotions. Their friendship feels real because we can see how…

Genuinely one of the most disturbing films I've seen in a long time. Phenomenal use of uncanny valley bolstered by a horror great performance from Inde Navarrette that will already be in the horror hall of fame. Those brief moments of lucidity were horrifying, and those are the moments that surprised me.

Features perhaps the most unsettling death I've seen in a film. That one is going to haunt me.

I'm a sucker for a good Twilight Zone plot. Obsession…