REMEMBERING ROBBIE: THE LAST WALTZ

“It’s like a music history class taught by instructors who are all a little zonked. Robertson was only 33 when the film was shot, the same age as another Scorsese protagonist who pulled into Nazareth. And if I could have one wish for the world, it’s that we all may someday find somebody who looks at us the way Martin Scorsese photographs Robbie Robertson.” – Crooked Marquee, 09/08/2023

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THE DIRTY STORIES OF JEAN EUSTACHE


“The series showcases a dozen of the director’s documentaries, features and shorts, headlined by a new 4K restoration of The Mother And The Whore. Films with such outsized reputations don’t always live up to them, but an afternoon spent finally catching up with Eustache’s masterpiece turned out to be one of the great moviegoing experiences of my life.” – WBUR’s Arts & Culture, 09/05/2023

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WE KILL FOR LOVE: THE LOST WORLD OF THE EROTIC THRILLER


“These Skinemax After Dark specials all seemed to feature the same Pacific Coast Highway vistas, blue moonlit mansions and cherry red sportscars. Then come the gruntless, un-sweaty sex scenes in front of a fireplace or in the bathtub, typically surrounded by billowing drapes and candles. Lord, so many candles. Cue the cheesy synthesizers and sax solos.” – North Shore Movies, 09/01/2023

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THE GOOD MOTHER

“An impressively acted, downbeat mystery with a strong sense of place, The Good Mother is initially more observant than one might expect from a potboiler at this budget level, grounded in reality with well-researched details about safe-injection sites and the depressing state of the newspaper industry. Then the story decides to become breathtakingly stupid.” – North Shore Movies, 09/01/2023

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