Joyce Kulhawik reviews PROJECT POWER and BOYS STATE.
Spoilerpiece Theatre reviews SPUTNIK, RANDOM ACTS OF VIOLENCE, AN AMERICAN PICKLE, and BEFORE THE FIRE.
Sam Cohen reviews the new Blu-ray of Jean-Jacques Beineix’s DIVA.
BOYS STATE
“The film is a compassionate portrait of several young men dead set on success in politics, with all the virtues– and flaws– that come with it.” – Oscar Goff, Boston Hassle
THE SILENCING
“…a frustratingly messy movie filled with twists and turns that lead nowhere and ultimately build towards nothing.” – John Black, Gruesome Magazine
SPUTNIK
“While I like where we end up in terms of the film’s conclusion, the ending itself is probably more predictable than I would have hoped. I ultimately didn’t mind though as the journey that got us there used a significant amount of unpredictability itself.” – Jaskee Hickman, Cinematic Essential
“Unlike the films of Hollywood’s Cinematic Universe Cycle, it is self-contained and resolutely un-goofy, but unlike the current wave of high-minded horrors, it makes no pretense of being Serious Art. It simply is what it is, and for that, I enjoyed the hell out of it.” – Oscar Goff, Boston Hassle
John Black reviews COMPOUND FRACTURE.
Spoilerpiece Theatre reviews SHE DIES TOMORROW, LA LLORONA, I USED TO GO HERE, and MADE IN ITALY.
Oscar Goff interviews Jesse Moss and Amanda McBain, the directors of BOYS STATE.
Joyce Kulhawik reviews THE BURNT ORANGE HERESY and THE TEMPEST.
Kilian Melloy reviews YOU NEVER REALLY HAD IT: AN EVENING WITH CHARLES BUKOWSKI and JULIA SCOTTI: FUNNY THAT WAY.
THE BURNT ORANGE HERESY
“These people can’t even say good morning to each other without you expecting the camera to cut away and show a body at their feet.” – John Black, Cinekong Reviews
CREEM: AMERICA’S ONLY ROCK ‘N’ ROLL MAGAZINE
“It’s fascinating to find out that the people whose stories I loved to read or whose photos I tore out of the magazine to tape on my wall, didn’t have any special training beyond that passion for their subject.” – John Black, Cinekong Reviews
SHE DIES TOMORROW
Kris Jenson reviews YES, GOD, YES.
Joyce Kulhawik reviews THE SECRET and THE RENTAL.
Spoilerpiece Theatre reviews SUMMERLAND, IN SEARCH OF DARKNESS, AROUND THE SUN, and FATAL AFFAIR.