Tribeca Review: Super Duper Alice Cooper
As a child, my parents lived and breathed Alice Cooper. My father had a particularly terrifying poster of his made-up, screaming face thumbtacked ...
Tag: Documentary
Reviews
Tribeca Review: Maravilla
One of the most significant differences between a documentary and a film based on a true story is that documentaries can be about ...
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Tribeca Review: Mala Mala
Mala Mala is the type of documentary that you feel privileged having watched. The Puerto Rican drag scene and transgender communities are endlessly fascinating, ...
Trailers
Trailer for Fed Up takes a look at America’s food industries
It’s no secret that America has some pretty big food problems. Genetically modified crops, fast food, and of course, tons of sugar. In ...
Trailers
Trailer: Heaven Adores You – an Elliot Smith documentary
You’ve probably heard of Elliot Smith before. Maybe you’ve heard his music, maybe you’ve heard about how he died, maybe you’ve heard about ...
SXSW Review: Doc of the Dead
Zombies are some of the most divisive creatures in the horror genre. They’ve become such a big entity, the zombie film has grown ...
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SXSW Review: Que Caramba es la Vida
Growing up as a young Latino boy in San Antonio, Texas, I’ve had quite a few experiences with Mariachi groups. There was a ...
Trailers
New, epic trailer for nature documentary Watermark
Watermark is a new feature length documentary about humans’ relationships with water, and presumably with our planet on a global scale. Watermark is ...
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Review: 12 O’Clock Boys
I’ve never felt so totally lost watching a film spoken in my own language as I was watching 12 O’Clock Boys. It’s bizarre, ...
The Act of Killing returning to theaters in February
The Act of Killing is a stupendous documentary. It’s chilling, gripping, and even slightly humorous. I even liked it enough to put it ...
First trailer for Justin Bieber documentary, Believe
In a spiritual sequel to Justin Bieber’s Never Say Never documentary, Believe, oh wait Justin Bieber’s Believe sorry, this documentary catalogs the sad ...
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Review: The Square
It’s easy to ignore what’s going on half a world away. By the time the Egyptian people were fighting to take down Mohammed ...