This film marks an auspicious debut for one Brandon Cronenberg.
Reviews
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Fritz Lang’s Ministry Of Fear [Blu-ray Review]
This Criterion Collection Blu-ray may have a discounted price point, but the film is more than worth every single dollar.
Scott Reviews Sebastián Cordero’s Europa Report [Theatrical Review]
The new found footage film doesn't sacrifice its scientific setting to get great thrills.
Scott Nye
Joshua Reviews Paul Schrader’s The Canyons [Theatrical Review]
Is this the film that we all expected, or could this be one of 2013's biggest surprises?
Joshua Reviews Eric Von Stroheim’s Foolish Wives [Blu-ray Review]
Kino's new Blu-ray may be one of this year's definitive silent film Blu-rays.
Joshua Reviews William Sachs’ The Incredible Melting Man [Blu-ray Review]
Is this a worthwhile monster picture, or nothing but a forgettable sci-fi bomb?
Sean Reviews Peter Brook’s Lord Of The Flies [Blu-ray Review]
Another great early spine number upgrade.
Sean Hutchinson
Joshua Reviews James Mangold’s The Wolverine [Theatrical Review]
Could this be the film of the summer?
Joshua Reviews Rowan Athale’s Wasteland [Theatrical Review]
This indie drama proves that the heist thriller genre may not be as stale as we all think.
Scott Reviews Maggie Carey’s The To Do List [Theatrical Review]
The test of whether one can spend a feature film mocking their teenage years.
Scott Reviews Kaneto Shindo’s Kuroneko [Masters of Cinema Blu-ray Review)
Shindo's spooky-scary ghost-cat film looks gorgeous, though very different from its Criterion incarnation.
Joshua Reviews Maiken Baird And Michelle Major’s Venus And Serena [Blu-ray Review]
This interesting sports documentary hit store shelves earlier this month.
Joshua Reviews Nicolas Winding Refn’s Only God Forgives [Theatrical Review]
Could this be Refn's best film to date, or his biggest disappointment?
Joshua Reviews Joshua Oppenheimer’s The Act Of Killing [Theatrical Review]
Could this be as groundbreaking a documentary as it has been billed as? Short answer: Yes.
Scott Reviews Kaneto Shindo’s The Naked Island [Masters of Cinema Blu-ray Review]
A film of exceptional beauty, rhythm, and soul.