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DVD Review: Scarface (Platinum Edition) (1983)
the most chilling shower scene since Psycho depicts the graphic nature of the horrific rivalry between the coke-run street gangs but it also illustrates the genius the filmmaker has for moving camera aesthetics.
Scarface (Platinum Edition) (1983) | DVD Review
the most chilling shower scene since Psycho depicts the graphic nature of the horrific rivalry between the coke-run street gangs but it also illustrates the genius the filmmaker has for moving camera aesthetics.
Eastwood’s Set for ‘Ties’ That Bind
The streets of Hollywood are littered with the husks of broken dreams and lost potential. Often being born to fame guarantees nothing more than life under a microscope. Sometimes however, great careers emerge from the specter of public scrutiny. Alison Eastwood is preparing to follow in her famous father’s footsteps by helming the upcoming Rails and Ties.
Review: Shortbus
"It’s the isolation, the solitudes and the situations in which the characters find themselves in and not the character themselves that are an interesting by-product of the film, and it becomes clear at the midway point that it’s not the anatomy of naked person that is of interest but the possible personality of the naked soul that might be more engrossing."
