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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
WILD AT HEART
This remains one of David Lynch’s most controversial films. A dark and violent romance, it’s quite uneven but still fairly impacting
WICKED CITY (1987)
A seminal anime feature, notable for its one-of-a-kind mix of sex and mutation, compelling NIGHT WATCH-like narrative and myriad of impossible-to-forget images
WICKED
Extremely stylish and refined nineties sleaze, headlined by then up-and-coming starlet Julia Stiles
WHITE OF THE EYE
Fractured, innovative and often quite brilliant, WHITE OF THE EYE was directed by the late, underrated Donald Cammell, and remains among his finest work
WHITE DOG
This unreleased film is one of the late Samuel Fuller’s all-time best, a lively, entertaining and, ultimately, extremely powerful look at racism in America as seen through the attempted rehabilitation of a “White Dog”
CHASING HAIRY
I’ll be sure and watch my language when describing CHASING HAIRY. It was used as evidence, after all, in its author Michael Fleisher’s famous lawsuit against Harlan Ellison, who according to Fleisher libelously described him as (among other things) “twisted,” “derange-o” and “bugfuck” in a 1979 Comics Journal interview, in which Ellison further alleged (wrongly) that a Publisher’s Weekly reviewer called this novel “the product of a sick mind.”
CHANGELINGS: A DOUBLE FUGUE
Implausible? Let’s see. Set in early 1960s Canada, CHANGELINGS is about a twin brother and sister who were sexually abused as children and as a result have developed multiple personalities.
CHAINGANG
The late Rex Miller was one of America’s finest writers of horror/suspense fiction, and turned out several unforgettable novels. CHAINGANG, alas, is not among them.
CERN ZOO
Another Nemonymous anthology, meaning another weird and fascinating compendium of horror, science fiction and general oddness.
THE CEREMONIES
A book that’s so damn good I’m more than willing to excuse the fact that its conclusion is flat-out lousy.
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