The Hills Have Eyes (review)
A deep-down disturbing and surprisingly poignant riff on abandonment, inhuman isolation, and creepy desolation.
Year: 2006
Sorry, Haters (review)
It’s got an edgy, itchy, slightly out-of-skew vibe that perfectly captures the sensation of being off-balance that all New Yorkers have been stumbling through life with since 9/11.
cinemastrology: cinemascopes for the week of 03.09-03.15
More Hollywood-ish predictions this week, but it’s too soon for any sort of analysis…
‘Crash’ Oscar win proof of cinemastrology’s influence?
All becomes clear: ‘Crash”s Oscar win makes a whole lot more sense when you look at cinemastrology.
The Libertine (review)
It’s nowhere near as vulgar and shocking as it would like to think it is, but Johnny Depp makes it riveting anyway.
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X-Men posters too good not to steal
I’m no fan of fashion photography, but it’s the hint of it in these X-Men teaser posters that so intrigues me…
new on DVD: young men and old women
From Harry Potter to Howl’s Moving Castle, it’s a hit and miss week of new releases.
weekend box office: Madea beats the crap out of Bruce Willis
No drag for Madea, dying is hard for Willis…
