By the time Stick hit cinema screens in 1985, Elmore Leonard was far from the…
What do you get when Chuck Vincent produces, Larry Revene shoots and the guy who…
At the start of Agnes Varda’s final film, Varda By Agnes, she sits before a…
There’s a scene in Magnolia where Phillip Baker Hall, suffering from cancer with only a…
Contrary to popular belief, horror films tackling social issues is nothing new. George Romero was…
Director David Marmor taps into this unease of moving to a new city with brilliant results in his debut feature 1BR.
Director Christopher M. Carter’s One Night in October could be considered the most recent entry in the horror anthology movie tradition, but it leaves something to desired compared to the movies that came before it.
The concepts of ‘morality under duress’ and other people being essentially unknowable have a long…
Trauma can be a difficult thing to escape, and even if we remove ourselves from…
Fatih Akin’s THE GOLDEN GLOVE is not quite in the realm of “extreme” cinema, but it’s difficult and, in the end, rewarding for the right viewer.