May not dig as deeply as it could, but this is an entertaining (and often touching) look at a musician trying to figure out what comes next.
Category: Festival Coverage
“The Barn Part III”
This campy, messy film is absolutely drenched in practical gore, which makes up most of its charm.
“Pitfall”
Stumbles through backstory, but ultimately delivers slick survival horror thrills, tension, and gore.
“Memories of a Forest”
Visually beautiful and admirably restrained, but despite the atmosphere and promise of a powerful family drama, it never digs deep enough to deliver a satisfying emotional payoff.
“Bad Apples”
A sharp, twisted, dark, daring, and wickedly funny satire about the murky spaces where morality bends to convenience.
“The Only Living Pickpocket in New York”
A gritty, funny, surprisingly tender little crime movie that’s anchored by a fantastic performance from John Turturro.
