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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
SIX DAYS, SIX NIGHTS
It’s time for a trip to the art house. SIX DAYS SIX NIGHTS, imported from France, is an art film with lots of heavy talk about the nature of love. But it’s also a thriller of sorts, one with enough outright macabre touches to categorize it as psychological horror
SINTHIA THE DEVIL’S DOLL
It’s a fact that the late Ray Dennis Steckler made some good movies in his day, but this soft core horror-art film isn’t one of them
SISTERS (1973)
A 1973 effort by Brian De Palma that adequately showcases both his good and bad qualities as a filmmaker
SISTER MY SISTER
A terrific British film about the notorious Papin sisters, French maids who in 1933 murdered their female employer and her daughter while carrying on a torrid incestuous relationship
SINGLE WHITE FEMALE
2017 marks the 25th anniversary of this nineties thriller, one of the key entries in the “girlfriend/neighbor/cop/nanny/roommate from Hell” subgenre so popular at the time
THE RAPIST
Here we have a genuine rarity: a truly original entry in a rather hackneyed subgenre. THE RAPIST is so unique, in fact, that I’m finding it difficult to adequately describe
RANDOM ACTS OF SENSELESS VIOLENCE
According to William Gibson, “If you dropped the characters from NEUROMANCER into Jack Womack’s Manhattan, they’d fall down screaming and have nervous breakdowns.” That, I suspect, is particularly true of RANDOM ACTS OF SENSELESS VIOLENCE
RAIN
This graphic novel collects the six issues of writer/illustrator Rolf F. Stark and co-writer Marlene Stevens’ early nineties underground comic RAIN
WRONGFUL DEATHS
This “documentary novel” tells the tragic story of the untimely deaths of novelist William Wharton’s daughter and stepson, and Wharton’s subsequent fight for justice
THE WOODS ARE DARK
This is the “restored and uncut” version of THE WOODS ARE DARK, the second novel by the late Richard Laymon, and the one he maintained destroyed his career in the U.S.
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