Monthly Archives: June, 2012
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The Tortured | Review
Apt Title Foretells Effect on its Audience: Lieberman’s Absurd Attempt at Horror
Robert Lieberman’s latest film, a quaggy, moronic torture porn debacle, ironically titled The...
Tribeca Films Escape with Nguyen’s “War Witch”; Label Grabs Own Fest Winner
After it claimed a pair of prizes (Best Actress in a Narrative Feature Film Award and World Narrative Competition Award) at the Tribeca Film...
The Woman In The Fifth | Review
May try Your Patience to the Nth: Pawlikowski's Comeback Thriller Travels in Familiar Territory
Highly esteemed director Pawel Pawlikowski’s first feature since 2004’s excellent My...
Extraterrestrial | Review
Perhaps not as extra as it thinks it is: Vigalondo's Sci-Fi Romance Mash-up is Forgettable
The problem with Nacho Vigalondo’s sophomore feature, Extraterrestrial, is that it’s...
El Velador | Review
Shooting Spree: Almada Documents Open Air and Closed Doors of War Zone
A documentary film that is a nearly wordless account, save for the Mexican...
