Steve Martin in THE JERK
I was born a poor black child…” After being a stand up comedy sensation in the late 70s, Steve Martin decided to take his...
Category: Reviews
An American Werewolf in London
Writer-Director John Landis is well known for his classic comedies like The Kentucky Fried Movie (1976), National Lampoon’s Animal House (1978) and The Blues...
Onibaba
An old woman (Nobuko Otowa) and her daughter in law (Jitsuko Yoshimura) are trying to survive in feudal countryside of Japan in the 15th...
Dark of The Sun
The visceral cinematic explosion begins as soon as the blistering, psychedelic opening credits roll in this 60s classic. Director Jack Cardiff was previously a...
Bob Dylan: No Direction Home
I never really listened to Bob Dylan as a kid, I guess thats because I was bombarded with 80’s hair bands. I feel his...
Broken Flowers
With Broken Flowers, Director Jim Jarmusch (Ghost Dog, Coffee and Cigarettes) shows us again that less can sometimes be much more. Bill Murray plays...
CRIMEWATCH: Black Rain
“Sometimes you gotta go for it” Ridley Scott’s 1989 Hollywood Yakuza film Black Rain is one of his best and one of my favorite...
Box of Moonlight
When you watch a lot of films, hopefully more often than not you’ll come across little gems that you always remember. Tom DiCillo’s Box...
TV PARTY: The Documentary
From 1978 to 1982, Glenn O’Brien’s groundbreaking public access cable TV program TV Party was the face of the New York Art/New Wave/Punk scene....
Easy Money
In Easy Money, the late legendary comedian Rodney Dangerfield stars as Monty Capuletti, a professional child photographer living in Staten Island, NY who’s always...
