All Is Bright brings the (dark) Christmas spirit
Christmas movies with cheery people and overwrought emotions are a dime a dozen. Christmas movies that are dark comedies? Not so much. That’s ...
Tag: dark comedy
Reviews
Review: Kick-Ass 2
Kick-Ass was one of the bigger surprises for me when I first saw it. Having not read the comic the film’s dark overtones, commentary ...
Trailers
Trailer: The Family
In Luc Besson’s The Family, Robert DeNiro returns to one of his best forms – a mobster trying to stay out of trouble, ...
Check out the Birdman costume and disheveled Keaton
A little while ago, we reported that Michael Keaton was confirmed to be starring in director Alejando González Iñárritu’s (Amores Perros, 21 Grams, ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: Fresh Meat
Before interviewing director Danny Mulheron and actress Kate Elliott about Fresh Meat, I was talking to another film blogger/journalist about the movie. She ...
Reviews: Whitewash and Big Bad Wolves
I like film festivals for a lot of reasons, but one of the best is the way films are forced into context with ...
Flix for Short: Everything I Can See From Here
Everything I Can See From Here is a beautiful little film by artists Sam Taylor and Bjorn Aschim. The dark comedy features two ...
Trailers
Trailer: This is the End (Red Band)
This new Red Band trailer for This is the End has enough new content and hints of plot (it seems to be a ...
Reviews
Review: It’s a Disaster
There seems to be more and more movies about the end of the world these days. Maybe it’s a reflection of how vulnerable ...
Reviews
Review: All American Zombie Drugs
What should you expect with a film titled All American Zombie Drugs? It can go one of two ways. Either the film is ...
Trailer: The Brass Teapot
The Brass Teapot stars Juno Temple and Michael Angarano as a young husband a wife, in love and broke. One day Alice (Temple) ...
Reviews
Review: 21 and Over
In case you didn’t know what you were in for with a film like 21 and Over, let me ask you one thing. ...