December Reviews

These are the
reviews and
other projects
I'm working
on this month. 

Letterboxd: Me and Orson Welles.

 

Rock and Roll Globe: Paid the Cost to Be the Boss: on James Brown's The Big Payback at 50. 

 

Seattle Film Blog: The Iron Claw. 

Video Librarian: Unman, Wittering and Zigo [Blu-ray]. Ongoing: Apple Seed [Blu-ray], Barbarella [Blu-ray set], Blood Money: $10,000 Blood Money, Find a Place to Die, Vengeance is Mine, and Matalo! [Blu-ray set], Borsalino [Blu-ray], Broken Mirrors [Blu-ray], Carlito's Way [Blu-ray/UHD set], Le Combat dans l'île [Blu-ray], The Day of the Locust [Blu-ray], The Dead Mother [Blu-ray], Desperate Hours [Blu-ray], Fighting Back [Blu-ray], Full Body Massage [Blu-ray], Hugo [Blu-ray set], The Iron-Fisted Monk [Blu-ray], Kill Butterfly Kill [Blu-ray], Last House on the Left [Blu-ray/UHD set], The Last Island [Blu-ray], The Last Starfighter [Blu-ray], Lion-Girl [Blu-ray], Long Arm of the Law: Parts I and II [Blu-ray set], Messiah of Evil [Blu-ray], New Fist of Fury [Blu-ray], The Only Way [Blu-ray], The Postman Fights Back [Blu-ray], The Prodigal Son [Blu-ray], Red Sun [Blu-ray], Savage Guns: Four Classic Westerns: El Puro, Four of the Apocalypse, I Want Him Dead, and Wrath of the Wind [Blu-ray set], Stella Maris [Blu-ray], Suburra [Blu-ray], Taxi Hunter [Blu-ray], The Warriors [Blu-ray set], Waterworld [Blu-ray set], Weird Science [Blu-ray], Witness [Blu-ray/UHD set], and Wrong Reasons [Blu-ray]. 

Credit: Cinebeats (Carolyn Seymour and the devil-boys of John Mackenzie's 1971 Unman, Wettering and Zigo).  

November Reviews

These are the reviews and other projects I'm working
on this month.

Rock and Roll Globe: It Don’t Come Easy: Ringo Starr's Ringo.

Seattle Film Blog: Cucalorus Dispatch #1: The History of the Website and an Introduction to the Festival, Cucalorus Dispatch #2: A Son Investigates His Father's Complicated Past in For Nick, From Dad, Cucalorus Dispatch #3: With Love and a Major Organ, Playland, Summer Solstice, and RATS!, and Cucalorus Dispatch #4 Revolves Around Movies About Movies: SCALA!!! and Kim's Video. 

Video Librarian: The Iron Prefect [Blu-ray], A Moment 

of Romance [Blu-ray], The Radiant Girl, and Sam Now.

Credit: Radiance / Media Asia Entertainment Group.  

October Reviews

These are the reviews and other projects I'm working on this month.

Seattle Film Blog: The Sequel We Didn't Need: Robert Taylor's 1974 The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat, Under Blue Moon, I Saw You: Deconstructing Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon, Priscilla, Marie Antoinette, Sofia Coppola's Priscilla, Marie Antoinette, and the Act of Spinning Art from Autobiography, and 

a revised version of I Am Secretly an Important Man.

A Taste of Iceland: Q&A with Guðmundur Arnar Guðmundsson.

Video Librarian: Aloners, Before, Now & Then, The Night of 

the 12th, Our Body, Passion, and Trenque Lauquen: Part 1. 

Credit: Aloners image from Screen Daily. 

September Reviews

These are the reviews and other projects I'm working on this month. 

Letterboxd: True Romance, Who Am I This Time?, and Magic.

Rock and Roll Globe: Mother Nature Said: Thin Lizzy's Vagabonds of the Western World at 50.

Seattle Film Blog: A Bold Case Against Systemic Oppression: Marleen Gorris's A Question of Silence and Wild Horses Couldn't Drag Her Away: Ann Oren's Equine-Inspired Fairytale Piaffe. 

Credit: Image from Cult Epics via Amazon.   

August Reviews

 

These are the reviews and other projects I'm working on this month.

Rock and Roll Globe: Higher Ground: Stevie Wonder's Innervisions at 50.

Seattle Film Blog: A Study in Perseverance and Patience: Clyde Petersen's Even Hell Has Its Heroes, A Coming of Rage Story: Jennifer Reeder’s Perpetrator with Alicia Silverstone, and On the Perils and Pleasures of Becoming Big in Japan: Tokyo Pop with Carrie Hamilton.

TicketsNashville: Quote from Max Roach: The Drum Also Waltzes.

Video Librarian: Five from Hong sang-soo: Oki's Movie, Nobody's Daughter Haewon, Our Sunhi, The Novelist's Film, and Walk Up. 

Credit: Jung Eun-chae in Nobody's Daughter Haewon 

from The Evening Standard via Cinema Guild.