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Daughters of Darkness: Losey’s Neglected, Eccentric Psychodrama “Secret Ceremony” Resurrected | Blu-ray Review
“It’s Time to Speak of Unspoken Things,” read the tagline for Joseph Losey’s 1968 psychodrama Secret Ceremony, a bizarro bit of tawdriness about two...
Criterion Collection: The Cremator | Blu-ray Review
Criterion restores a cornerstone of the Czech New Wave with Juraj Herz’s classic The Cremator, a chilly dark comedy set in 1930s Prague which...
Criterion Collection: Destry Rides Again | Blu-ray Review
George Marshall’s classic comedy Western Destry Rides Again finally gets its due with its inclusion in the esteemed Criterion Collection. A notable entry in...
Valley Girl | Review
A Boho in Noho: Goldenberg Slathers a Classic in Nostalgic Reminisces
Feeling nostalgic is akin to wearing rose-color glasses, distorting our tender reminiscing of bygone...
How to Build a Girl | Review
The Girl Most Likely To…: Giedroyc Returns with Novel Coming-of-Age Dramedy
In several respects, the trajectory of How to Build a Girl isn’t inherently new---a...
