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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
MIND GAME
An extremely well-regarded anime feature that premiered back in 2004 yet didn’t receive US distribution until fourteen years later
I LOVE YOU, DADDY
Here we have the most controversial film of 2017, a modest black and white comedy that seemingly overnight went from being one of the year’s most anticipated releases to one of its most reviled
25 FIREMAN’S STREET
An ambitious piece of avant-garde filmmaking from early-1970s Hungary that’s both an impassioned political statement and a hallucinatory spectacle
I BELIEVE IN SANTA CLAUS
France was the source of this 1984 Christmas themed atrocity, which is horrendous—albeit quite endearingly so
IF I WERE A SPY
The second film directed by France’s Bertrand Blier was this eccentric black and white noir thriller from 1967
FRANKENSTEIN ’69
I’ll say this: I really want to sample whatever the pseudonymous Ed Martin was on when he wrote this mess!
FORCIBLE ENTRY
What makes it a standout is the rigorous intelligence and curiosity the author packs into his story, which is as thorough and complex an exploration of sexual identity as any you’ll find.
FOUR STORIES TILL THE END
A profoundly strange, jaunty and satiric look at art, death and everything in between by the incomparable Zoran Zivkovic.
FORTRESS
It was the first novel by Australia’s Gabrielle Lord, who based the story on an actual crime that occurred in Australia.
THE FOG
That’s appropriate, as THE FOG is far and away the best of the bunch. For that matter, I feel it’s one of Etchison’s best novels, period.
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