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3 years ago
Forget sex, drugs, and rock and roll: GIVE US WORMS! Boasting one of the greatest titles in all of genre cinema, I truly wanted to love “All Jacked Up and Full of Worms,” a gross-out, demented, sleazy horror trip for the deranged (and prefera... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
The startling and horrific opening scene in co-directors Raúl Cerezo and Fernando González Gómez’s “The Elderly” where a senior woman leaps from her apartment balcony in a graphic, bloody suicide sets the tone for what’s the come. The f... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
Director, co-writer and star Mickey Reece is nothing if not ambitious with “Country Gold,” his offbeat, black and white dark comedy / sci-fi film that’s not quite funny or fun enough to become the cult classic it wants to be. Even though the... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
How could a film with an accomplished writer and director (David O. Russell), a compelling true story, a stellar ensemble cast, and an elite list of talent behind the camera as well as in front of it be such a complete and utter mess? It has every... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
Fans of independent animation will want to check out “Barber Westchester,” a delightfully eccentric film from artist Jonni Phillips Phillips. Her drawing style is appealing, and she strives for expressive creativity rather than perfection (i.e... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
Maybe I just don’t “get” the horrendous “Birdemic 3: Sea Eagle.” Is this one of those movies that’s so god-awful that it becomes cool to hate-watch it, or was this made with artistic sincerity? It’s sad because I don’t think writer... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
Writer / director Jay Burleson‘s “The Third Saturday in October Part V” is the first of a duo of films in his low-budget horror series. He’s made a subsequent Part 1, but Part V came first (there are no parts 2 through 4, which is part of... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
I didn’t expect much out of co-writer and director Nicholas Stoller‘s “Bros,” a film billed as the first mainstream gay romantic comedy. In the wrong hands, a film with such lofty ambitions could feel like an overreach in political correct... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
What bugs me the most about “The Greatest Beer Run Ever” is director Peter Farrelly’s indecisiveness. He can’t seem to pick a tone and stick with it. The first part is filled with lighthearted moments that make it seem like the film is a t... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
Director Alexandre O. Philippe’s documentary “Lynch/Oz” offers a comprehensive analysis of director David Lynch’s obsession with the beloved classic “The Wizard of Oz” and the influence it had on his entire body of work. Throughout his... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
The complex, surreal “Amazing Elisa” is a film that boldly and proudly defies categorization. Part fantasy, relationship drama, dark comedy, superhero film, and feminist manifesto, this wild and wicked story from the mind of writer / director... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
Writer and director Martin McDonagh is no stranger to creating stories that find humor in darkness. In fact, it’s arguably what he does best. With his latest film “The Banshees of Inisherin,” McDonagh captures the sadness of a breakup betwee... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
A 14 year old girl comes of age 13th-century England in director Lena Dunham‘s “Catherine Called Birdy,” the big screen adaptation of Karen Cushman’s award-winning young adult novel. Dunham wrote the screenplay with a few tweaks from the o... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
Based on a fascinating true story, “The Woman King” delivers audiences a different kind of onscreen hero. Instead of rich white playboys cavorting around in elaborate costumes, director Gina Prince-Bythewood‘s film features a cast of black w... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
“Zwigato” starts with a title card that declares it “a work of fiction based on a thousand true stories.” This one line perfectly encapsulates the essence of director Nandita Das’ film about gig economy workers in India. The story is one... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
Adapted from Kate Hewlett’s play, “The Swearing Jar” is romantic musical drama about Carey (Adelaide Clemens) and Simon (Patrick J. Adams), two soul mates who have a bit of a problem with using colorful language too often. When the couple le... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
Anyone who ever worked in a video store or loves films can relate to the antihero of “I Like Movies,” writer / director Chandler Levack‘s small scale story of an irascible high school senior in the 2000s named Lawrence (Isaiah Lehtinen) who... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
I really wanted to like “Wildflower,” director Matt Smukler‘s narrative feature debut. It’s a sweet coming-of-age story that dives into very thorny territory. The end result is mixed, making the film feel off-putting, problematic, and insi... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
I tend to be skeptical when it comes to a studio reboot of a film franchise, but “Confess, Fletch” breathes fresh, new life into the series. Based on the Gregory Mcdonald books, the movie sees Jon Hamm stepping into the role that was made famo... Read the full review »
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3 years ago
“The End of Sex” has a very specific type of humor that’s designed to appeal to parents. It’s a premise that will amuse those with children but for those of us without kids like myself, I found it difficult to relate to more often than not... Read the full review »