Review: Climax
An introductory scene of Gaspar Noé’s Climax gives viewers some hints of what to expect. Interviews with the film’s character play on a ...
Tag: Indie
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Review: Death House
Death House isn’t a movie. It’s the concept of a movie, the idea of a movie. It’s a 90 minute trailer for a ...
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Review: Johnny Gruesome
Johnny Gruesome‘s theme song describes its title character with more poetry than I could dream to achieve: “I died in anger. I want ...
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Review: Super Troopers 2
It’s been 16 years since Broken Lizard exploded onto the scene with their stoner-comedy Super Troopers. Ever since then, they have had ups ...
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Review: Downrange
Every streaming platform needs filler, something cheap and disposable to keep subscribers peaking at what’s available. Maybe a few people will watch it, ...
Review: The Endless
The Endless follows Justin and Aaron, two brothers who escaped from a cult in the California wilderness called Camp Arcadia, ten years ago. ...
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Review: Wobble Palace
This review was originally posted as part of our SXSW coverage. Wobble Palace, as you may guess if you know director Eugene Kotlyarenko’s ...
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Review: LIKE ME
I once made a really good burger. I formed the patty myself, added the spices and topped it with smashed avocado. It was ...
Upcoming LIKE ME reminds us that Millennials are sociopathic monster people
We all know Millennials are the boogeymen hiding in closets, the vampires flying through windows. They’re the terrifying monsters that promise exposure only ...
Trailers
TIFF buzzed Outside In gets LA/NY release date
Newest film from director/writer Lynn Shelton (Your Sister’s Sister, Laggies) Outside In, starring Jay Duplass and Edie Falco, releases in Los Angeles and New ...
Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2017: BHFF Movie Review Round-up
The second annual Brooklyn Horror Film Festival ended last night. I wasn’t able to check out nearly as many films as I’d hoped ...
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Review: The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)
All happy families are the same; each unhappy family is only sort of the same, and will eventually wind up in their own ...