First image from Eli Roth’s cannibal film Green Inferno
Here’s your first look at Eli Roth’s upcoming cannibal movie Green Inferno. One of Roth’s favorite movies is Ruggero Deodato’s Cannibal Holocaust, which ...
New Releases, week of 2/16/13: Bond… James Bond Edition
Today is the day that Skyfall hits DVD and Blu-ray. Not only is the movie badass, it was declared Best British Film at ...
The Muppets…Again! will have Miss Piggy’s wedding again
Some new news has surfaced about a scene in The Muppets…Again! During an episode of BBC’s The Film Programme, production designer Eve Stewart ...
Flix for Short: Fist of Jesus
[Note: The above video is NSFW.] Fist of Jesus is a Spanish short film from David Muñoz and Adrián Cardona that tells the ...
Martin Scorsese shoots New York Review of Books party
The New York Review of Books turned 50 years old this month. If you’re not familiar, they’re one of the best publications for ...
NYC: Three-night Richard Williams program at 92Y Tribeca
[As a reminder, this 92Y Tribeca event kicks off tonight with a 25th anniversary screening of Who Framed Roger Rabbit? in 35mm.] From ...
Reviews
Review: The ABCs of Death
Ups and downs are expected when it comes to anthology films. Certain shorts won’t hit as hard as others, and tonal shifts are ...
Reviews
Review: Beyond the Hills
I find orthodoxy of all kinds scary, especially when clung to in resistance to inevitable change. There’s just something about groups and beliefs ...
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Review: The We and the I
It’s funny to write this, but there are times that I think I understand young people less and less as I get older. ...
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Review: Reality
The alternate reading of the Pandora’s box myth is that hope is the worst possible thing that could have been left in that ...
RFC Review: The Suicide Shop
[Over the next few days we’ll be looking at some of the films from Rendez Vous with French Cinema 2013, an annual showcase ...
Reviews
Review: In the House
There’s a great short story in Richard Yates’s Eleven Kinds of Loneliness called “Builders.” In it, one of the characters naively but sincerely ...