One of the more bizarre pictures from 2013 may be one of its most polarizing, and possibly one of its best.
Reviews
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Jim Bruce’s Money For Nothing: Inside The Federal Reserve [Theatrical Review]
This new documentary shines a light on what may be the root of all our economic evils.
Joshua Reviews Goro Miyazaki’s From Up On Poppy Hill [Blu-ray Review]
This Goro Miyazaki-directed joy of a film is one of the most intriguing Ghibli pictures in some time.
Joshua Reviews Jeff Orlowski’s Chasing Ice [Blu-ray Review]
New environmental documentary may be one of the best to date.
Scott Reviews Antonio Campos’ Simon Killer [Masters of Cinema Blu-ray Review]
Scott isn't much for the film, but for its fans, this disc is as good as you could hope.
Scott Nye
Joshua Reviews Brian De Palma’s Passion [Theatrical Review]
De Palma's new film is his best in 20 years.
Joshua Reviews Dylan Mohan Gray’s Fire In The Blood [Theatrical Review]
This new documentary is the most important film you'll see all weekend.
Scott Reviews Lynn Shelton’s Touchy Feely [Theatrical Review]
Shelton continues to demonstrate she's one of the most daring, earnest voices in contemporary American cinema.
Joshua Reviews Alicia Scherson’s Il Futuro [Theatrical Review]
Rutger Hauer gives a career defining performance in this small, independent drama.
Joshua Reviews Mario Bava’s A Bay Of Blood [Blu-ray Review]
A new Blu-ray has arrived for what may be Bava's greatest film.
Joshua Reviews Mario Bava’s Five Dolls For An August Moon [Blu-ray Review]
An underrated Mario Bava whodunit gets a new Blu-ray more than worthy of your time.
Joshua Reviews Matias Meyer’s The Last Christeros [Theatrical Review]
This quaint drama offers up killer counter-programming to a summer film season now on its way out the door.
Joshua Reviews Jason Lapeyre And Robert Wilson’s I Declare War [Theatrical Review]
This coming of age tale is one of the best the genre has seen in quite some time.
Joshua Reviews Penny Lane’s Our Nixon [Theatrical Review]
Our Nixon paints an intimate portrait of the most controversial White House in US history.
Joshua Reviews Larry Cohen’s Q: The Winged Serpent [Blu-ray Review]
The cult classic finally arrives on Blu-ray.