The Slut Movie Review: A Provoking but Detached Film from Israel
By Critical curmudgeon |
At the beginning of Hagar Ben-Asher's The Slut, a horse leaps over a fence, runs freely, and is eventually hit ...
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The Robert Mitchum Film Collection DVD Review: A Gallant Line-up of Shamelessly Repackaged Releases
By Luigi Bastardo |
In keeping up with their recent line-up of Film Collection releases (box sets featuring highlights from Frank Sinatra, John Wayne, ...
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Quantum of Solace Movie Review: A Rebooted James Bond Takes Two Steps Backward
By Dusty Somers |
The second Daniel Craig Bond film is a good reminder that despite a new actor, new visual aesthetic, and new ...
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Les Visiteurs du Soir Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: A Medieval Tale of Love and Fate
By Luigi Bastardo |
In late 1942, when the surreal French fantasy Les Visiteurs du Soir was first released in good ol' gai Paris, ...
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