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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
SILENT RESIDENT
From Austria, an interesting 2007 film that pairs a trippy psycho-thriller plot with a dystopian setting
TOTAL THERAPY
From Austria, a quasi-art film treatment of horrific themes that also works as a satire of psychiatry (although just barely)
BIRD TALK
The final script written by Poland’s late Andrzej Zulawski (1940–2016). Unfortunately Zulawski died before it could be filmed, leaving the job to his son Xawery
POSSESSOR
The second feature by Brandon Cronenberg, who as in his first (2012’s ANTIVIRAL), created a film that’s heavily informed by the work of his father David
BLOOD MACHINES
A truly eye-popping viewing experience, this 50 minute French-made film was the “feature” debut of director/screenwriter/editor/production designer/visual effects supervisor Raphaël Hernandez, a.k.a. Seth Ickerman, and composer Carpenter Brut
THE KING IN YELLOW
I was indeed expecting far more from the collection THE KING IN YELLOW than what it contains–although I wasn’t entirely disappointed.
THE KILLER INSIDE ME
There’s never been another first person psycho novel like this one, nor a character quite like Lou Ford, THE KILLER INSIDE ME’s disturbed protagonist.
KID ETERNITY
This three part comic miniseries is almost certainly one of the darkest, most psychotic works ever scripted by the demented Grant Morrison, and believe you me, that’s no small claim!
THE KENSEI
I normally go out of my way to avoid vampire series novels, which Jon F. Merz’s THE KENSEI is, but its premise was simply too wild to resist: a ninja vampire hunting organ traffickers in Japan!
KEN RUSSELL’S DRACULA
As an admitted Ken Russell fanatic I’d like very much to say this screenplay is an unqualified triumph, and to be sure, it does contain some impressive things.
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