The Butcher, the Chef, and the Swordsman DVD Review: Three Tales, One Blade, Zero Entertainment
By Steve Geise |
I was hoping for some originality in this film, a fresh take on martial arts period drama. It boasts a ...
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Lions for Lambs Movie Review: A Well-crafted Play on Film That Is Subtle in Its Brilliance
By Gordon S. Miller |
Yes, Hollywood can still make dialogue-driven films that will keep you entertained for 92 minutes. Robert Redford stars in, directs, ...
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The Phantom Carriage Criterion Collection DVD Review: The Pinnacle of Swedish Silent Filmmaking
By Greg Barbrick |
Swedish director Victor Sjostrom’s (1879-1960) The Phantom Carriage (1921) is a profoundly emotional film, and was a seminal influence on ...
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Skateland Movie Review: I Wanted to Like It
By Darcy Staniforth |
I had high hopes for this movie. I really did. What I imagined was a film about a group of ...
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