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Daily Archives: October 24, 2022
Documentary Review: A Portrait of “Musician, weirdo” and “quintessential English Eccentric” Martin Newell — “The Jangling Man”
Martin Newell is a cantankerous British musician, singer, songwriter and poet who never quite got over the Dickensian wardrobe excesses of of the post-glam era in pop. He was in a few bands that never caught on, but he was … Continue reading
Movie Review: The Indonesian Undead are back — “Satan’s Slaves: Communion”
The gotchas are grand, the production design creepy and the undead as undead as ever in Indonesian horror maestro Joko Anwar’s “Satan’s Slaves: Communion,” the sequel to his 2017 zombie hit. The writer-director took care to not forget the fun … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Willis and Travolta mix it up in “Paradise City”
First time they’ve shared the credits since “Pulp Fiction?” Granted, both have seen a lot of better days since then, better days that wound down long before now. This thriller rolls out Nov. 11. “
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