The Power of Suggestion in Ben Young’s ‘Hounds Of Love’
“Do we really need to see anything to be scared?”
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Sunday Spaghetti: Tonino Valerii’s ‘Day of Anger (I giorni dell’ira)’
“‘Day of Anger’ is a tightly-structured film about societal influencers and people on the fringe that need somebody in their corner.”
Review: Fabrice Du Welz’s ‘Message from the King’ (Netflix Original)
“For the most part, ‘Message from the King’ doesn’t mess around.”
My Summer of Dunst: Volume 4
“Marie Antoinette has become queen and left her partying days behind.”
The Uninhabitable Tomorrow: Bruce Robinson’s ‘Withnail & I’
“It works to remind us that there is always time for one more drink. Until, of course, there isn’t.”
In the Shadow of Women: On the Farrelly Brothers’ ‘There’s Something About Mary’
“What begins as a seemingly lightweight romantic comedy gradually expands into a surprisingly sophisticated exploration of romantic obsession and self-delusion.”
Vague Visages Is FilmStruck: Jeremy Carr on Anthony Mann’s ‘T-Men’ and ‘Raw Deal’
“In both ‘T-Men’ and ‘Raw Deal,’ Alton and Mann take what is already a heightened genre and somehow intensify its formal qualities.”
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