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For many people, that Sundance experience is all about ten days of both living and breathing films. Many times, people get so caught up in excessively logging hours in dark theaters, that they completely miss out on another wonderful aspect of this festival–that being the music. Now when I mention “The Music”, I am not [...]
About nine years ago, the Will Smith and Alex Proyas version of Isaac Asimov’s infamous Sci-Fi masterpiece I, Robot was brought to the big screen, at the time I was extremely furious, thinking to myself that there was absolutely no way in hell that Will Smith could ever do justice any Asimov piece. Regardless I [...]
Last night the 2013 Sundance Award Ceremony kicked off with a fancy night of food, drinks, and people giving teary eyed speeches. The Ceremony itself was hosted by Sundance favorite, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, whose film and directorial debut Don Jon’s Addiction premiered earlier this week. One of the night’s biggest surprises, was Special Audience Award for [...]
I wasn’t at all too stoked about checking out Alexandre Moors’ feature length debut Blue Caprice. This was for a few reasons. First of all, I tend to shy away from films which seem to tap into whatever hot button issue Sundance has chosen to make its programming revolve around. It’s not that I don’t think [...]
For over a decade Indie songstress Jenny Lewis has quickly shot up the ranks of music stardom, from her early days in Rilo Kiley, to her solo career and beyond. Throughout her career, she’s collaborated with some of the greatest musicians past and present including everyone from Elvis Costello to Conor Oberst. As an artist [...]
Eight years ago I walked the frosted Utah streets as a wide-eyed young man, ready for his first taste of the Sundance Film Festival. It was an interesting year for films here in Park City, and while many of us were taking part in the mind-numbingly harsh hazing process that accompanies ones first trip to [...]
For those of us looking for a slight reprieve from dysfunctional family dramas and depressing docs, there is hardly any place better than the Park City at Midnight section of the festival. For years now Midnight programmers have created their own little microcosm that has become renowned for its ecstatic audiences and mind boggling on [...]
When perusing through a film festival programming guide, there is a short list of words that will instantly dissuade me from wanting to see a film. Two of these are the words Michael Cera. Now to say that I hate Michael Cera’s entire body of work would be a bit untruthful. In fact, I can [...]
When a film like Jeff Nichol’s Mud gets its premiere at Sundance, it immediately becomes the victim of quite a bit of unwarranted slander. For one thing, the film already has distribution with Lionsgate, and the fact that one of its leading roles is played by the likes of Matthew McConaughey, makes it an easy [...]
Though the hype surrounding the impending “Mayan Apocalypse” will likely die out after December passes, Lewis Carroll fans will unfortunately have a doomsday of their own to deal with. Of course I could only be talking about the impending Alice In Wonderland sequel that Disney is now planning. We can’t be too surprised by the [...]
Many of you will have to wait a bit until you get to fully experience the grotesque world of the new Soska Sisters film American Mary, but in the meantime this trio of posters for the UK release of the film should be enough to tide you over for now. For those of you not [...]
Though the Twilight Saga has reached its finishing point (finally), fans of K-Stew won’t have to wait too long before they get to see her once again flash her angsty take on Derek Zoolander’s Blue Steel once more. Stewart’s newest endeavor puts her under seasoned Director Walter Salles as together they bring Jack Kerouac’s On [...]
Unless you just so happen to be some OCD laden short film hoarder, it is unlikely that the name Julius Onah will ring any bells. He’s had a relatively short tenure in the industry and though many film fanatics (myself included) may only greet his name with a blank befuddled stare, his talents have at [...]
The Academy Of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has made a little bit more progress in it’s ever so exhausting task of narrowing down the top contenders for the Documentary Feature Award. The list, which used to include just over 120 films, has finally been narrowed to a more manageable 15. Many of the films [...]
When it comes to American History, there is likely no man more mythical than that of the country’s 16th President, Abraham Lincoln. His face has been carved into mountains, plastered on currency, and even been immortalized in a massive Doric-like temple previously reserved for the likes of Greek Gods such as Athena or Hephaestus. To [...]
Every year Fantastic Fest is at the forefront of genre film programming, providing a veritable feast of degradation, mutilation and violence to it’s utterly insatiable audiences. Many times you’ll notice a specific thematic trend begin to emerge among the films selected by the fest’s demented programmers. For instance this year I must have counted at [...]
We all probably know somebody like Dennis O’Connor. That sort of crazed aggressive personality eager to jump on you about their theories on 9/11, the Illuminati, and Big Brother. They spend their days huddled in dark corners lit only by the harsh glow of computer monitors. They always have some sort of eye-opening tell-all YouTube [...]
Fantastic Fest is almost at its end, which means it’s of course time for the one and only Fantastic Awards! Now I could waste your time for a few paragraphs on the apparent ridiculousness of holding an Award Ceremony at the half-way point of a festival, but instead I’m going to save my tirades for [...]
To those not familiar with the work of Japanese Director Noboru Iguchi, a film about man-eating sushi may seem like the most absurd of all movie premises. However when one takes into consideration the fact that one of Iguchi’s last Fantastic Fest offerings revolved around evil “toilet” zombies (Zombie Ass)… well, perhaps killer tuna doesn’t [...]
The decision to step into the world of New Kids Nitro was one that was made literally at the last possible second. Originally, I was content to spend my witching hour with Kim Ji-Woon’s new sprawling apocalyptic guessing game, Doomsday Book. However while en route, I was assured that unless I was truly looking for [...]