Eat the Poor: ‘The Cannibal Club’ Gleefully Snacks on the Class War
The violent Brazilian satire, ‘The Cannibal Club,’ keeps viewers entertained with a clever story, graphic sex and gore, and a wonderful visual aesthetic.
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‘Mike Grell: Life Is Drawing Without An Eraser’ hits a Bullseye
Mike Grell is a comic book industry legend: a craftsman that is both a noted writer and an accomplished artist in pencil, ink and paint that finally gets a career-spanning book that sheds light on an unparalleled career and life!
Arrow Video’s ‘Torso’ Blu-ray is a Great Release of a Decent Movie
The Arrow Video Blu-ray restoration of Sergio Martino’s giallo, ‘Torso,’ looks great on the screen but can’t make improvements to the film itself.
Failure’s New Album Brings Long Title, Leaves Lasting Impact
The latest album from pioneering space rock band, Failure, is a heady trip into science fiction and madness that leaves the listener in a bit of a tizzy.
Daughters Delivers the Bads on Their Latest Album, ‘You Won’t Get What You Want’
‘You Won’t Get What You Want,’ the newest album from the Providence band, Daughters, is a challenging yet rewarding trip into the abyss.
Sanctify Yourself With Simple Minds In Concert
Simple Minds brought their tour to Ohio recently and guest writer, photographer Julie Finley, was there to capture it in words and pictures.
In The Game: Fire Pro Wrestling World (PS4)
Fire Pro Wrestling World, retains the series signature 16-bit-era graphics which might make the game a tough sell at full price, but if you’re a real wrestling fanatic, this is one of those cases where you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover.
Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts – A Heroic Journey that Questions the Concept of the Heroic Journey
Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts, the latest film from Indonesian director Mouly Surya, is a surreal and existential Western.
The Breakthroughs Film Festival Showcases New Storytelling Perspectives
The 7th annual Breakthroughs Film Festival is set to take place in Toronto at the Royal Cinema on June 15th and 16th, highlighting emerging female filmmakers from around the world.
‘Heartworn Highways’ Revisited
If you liked the 1976 outlaw country music documentary Heartworn Highways, it is now available on home video, along with a new companion doc called Heartworn Highways Revisited.
Prime in the Dustbin: ‘The Heart is a Rebel’ (1958)
We take a gander at The Heart is a Rebel, a family drama from Billy Graham Ministries, and ponder the conundrum of reviewing faith-based films in a post-modern world.
“It’s In You.” Izzy Lee’s ‘My Monster’ (2018)
Izzy Lee’s latest short film My Monster is just one more example of the filmmaker’s mastery of diverse types of storytelling.