June 2023 Reviews

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

Letterboxd: If Footmen Tire You, What Will Horses Do? 

and The Savage Eye.

 

Rock and Roll Globe: Anton Corbijn Shines a Light on the Album Art of Hipgnosis in New Film and Celebrating 30 Years of the Unstoppable Meshell Ndegeocello.

The New Republic: I contributed to "The 100 Most Significant Political Films of All Time."

Town Hall Seattle: Arts & Culture Series - 233. David Schmader with Kathy Fennessy: Surveying 100 Years of Pacific Northwest Cinema.

Video Librarian: Catchfire, aka Backtrack [Blu-ray]. 

Credit: Hipgnosis (Storm Thorgerson and Aubrey Powell) 

from Raindog Films / Utopia via Film Forum.

May 2023 Reviews

These are 

the reviews 

and other projects I'm working on this month. 

Crypticon: panel moderator for Anti-Heroes of Horror and 

The Master of Mumblegore: Ti West's Filmography of Fear.

Letterboxd: Trigger Man and Rocketman.

 

Rock and Roll Globe: Cloudburst: The Pointer Sisters' Debut at 50.

Seattle Film Blog: SIFF Dispatch #1: Other People's Children, 

SIFF Dispatch #2: Max Roach: The Drum Also Waltzes, SIFF Dispatch #3: An Epic Friendship in The Eight Mountains and the Magnificent Melodrama of Sirk in Hope as in Despair, SIFF Dispatch #4: Nancy Buirski Explores the Making of Midnight Cowboy in Desperate Souls, SIFF Dispatch #5: A Made-for-TV Stars Wars Disaster and a D.I.Y. Success Story in A Disturbance in the Force and Dreamin' Wild, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus Grapples with White Lies in Nicole Holofcener's You Hurt My Feelings.

Town Hall Seattle: a conversation with David Schmader, 

author of Filmlandia!: A Movie Lover's Guide to the Films 

and Television of Seattle, Portland, and the Great Northwest.

Video Librarian: Big Time Gambling Boss [Blu-ray], 

Fill 'er Up with Super [Blu-ray], The Line, The Sunday
Woman [Blu-ray], and Yakuza Graveyard [Blu-ray].

Credit: Mia Goth as Pearl from The Guardian.

April 2023 Reviews

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

Letterboxd: A Thousand and One and Meek's Cutoff.

Rock and Roll Globe: Sleaford Mods: GRIM and Bear It.

Seattle Film Blog: Risto Jarva's Time of Roses: Imagining the Finland of the Future in the Late-1960s, Me and the Devil Walking Side by Side: On the Evocative Fragrances of The Five Devils, Sometimes You Are the Pigeon, and Sometimes You Are the Statue: On Showing Up, and King Creole: Kelvin Harrison Jr. Is a Classical Music Star in 18th-Century France in Chevalier.  

Video Librarian: Nelson Algren: The End is Nothing, 
the Road Is All, Phantom Project, 1970, and Ruth Stone's
Vast Library of the Female Mind. 

Image: Time of Roses poster via Wikipedia.