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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
TAKING TIGER MOUNTAIN
Here we have a true American oddity with a history as nutty as what ended up on screen.
THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS
One of the freakier seventies porno features, a particularly odd and striking piece of cinematic dementia.
YEELEN
The alleged masterpiece of Souleymane Cisse, 1987’s YEELEN (BRIGHTNESS) has been called the “greatest African film ever made.”
WELCOME HOME, SOLDIER BOYS
One of the first, and best, films of its kind: an unsparing 1971 depiction of Vietnam veterans loose in rural America.
THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT: 10 Years Later
Surely you remember THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT, the no-budgeter that after wowing audiences at Sundance became a monster hit in the summer of 1999?
DRIFTING CLASSROOM
One of the most iconic horror manga series of all time was this sprawling quasi-science fictional saga by writer-illustrator Kazuo Umezu
DR. BLACK AND THE GUERRILLIA
This wildly satiric and surreal novella is one of several Connell tales centered on the character of Dr. Black, “polymath and great phytographist, foremost of amateur nephologists.”
A DREAM LIKE MINE
The issue of Native American exploitation is given an alternately gritty and hallucinatory airing in this novel, a starkly violent thriller with a mystical edge. The setting is an Indian reservation in Ontario, Canada, where an unnamed white male reporter is thrust into an intense drama.
The Dragon
This irresistibly goofy novel, by a writer better known these days for his nonfiction publications, reads like the wildest B-move ever. THE DRAGON is a damn good time, in other words, even if it won’t make anyone’s list of the great novels of the 20th Century.
DRACULA by Bram Stoker
DRACULA may well be the most famous horror novel of all time. I’m almost chagrined to admit I’m never been entirely thrilled with it.
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