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Society of the Snow is a relentless survival film that grips viewers from the start with its authentic performances and the characters' intense, realistic decisions. Director J.A. Bayona's skill in incorporating CGI and suggesting horror in a grounded context shines throughout the film, making it a must-watch for fans of disaster movies. The movie explores the ethics of survival, posing thought-provoking questions about miracles, God, and the responsibility of storytellers in portraying true events.

If you're looking for a beautiful winter wonderland in movie theaters this Christmas weekend, Society of the Snow (La sociedad de la nieve) fits the bill more than most, but it may make you want to avoid snow for the rest of your life. The film tells the remarkable and disturbing true story of a Uruguayan rugby team who flew to Chile in 1972; their day-long flight aboard Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 turned into a 72-day-long hell for the survivors,...

Tagline: "A Killer Cut..." Chop Chop is a horror film from director Rony Patel. Involving dark themes of kidnapping and psychological torture, Chop Chop looks to bring a psychopath into homes. In the story, a home invasion does not go as planned as one killer is not expecting any resistance. Recently, a movie poster and a few stills were release for the film, which stars: James McCabe (Drifter), Theresa Byron (Toxicity), Paul Syre and Jeremy Jordan. The latest on Chop Chop is hosted here. The poster shows the psychopath and his latest victim. The tagline "a Killer Cut..." means that nothing will be held back. A Fairwolf Production, the graphic also shows a man constrained by a gag. And, this confrontation will leave only one man standing. The film poster for Chop Chop is a deadly one. The early stills also show scenes of violence. A similar gagged man is struggling with his new reality.