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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
MAMA
Fairy-tale musical fantasy, like a kid-friendly MARAT/SADE or perhaps a grown-up H.R. PUFNSTUF
DONOVAN’S BRAIN
This is by no means the best brain-in-a-tank movie ever made, but it is the best known
AMITYVILLE II: THE POSSESSION
I say this is the best of the AMITYVILLE movies. No, AMITYVILLE II isn’t particularly good, but it is superior to its overrated predecessor and the innumerable follow-ups
SUPER MARIO BROS.
The first-ever video game inspired movie, and (no joke) one of the most ambitious big studio releases of the 1990s
MOROZKO
The only Russian fairy tale film of the 1920s, and the premiere example of Soviet-made folk horror
THE DEMOLISHED MAN (late 1970s) / Brian De Palma
This undated late 1970s screenplay is one of several never-filmed takes on Alfred Bester’s 1951 science fiction masterpiece THE DEMOLISHED
THE TALE OF WILLY’S RATS
In which Mick Farren went the write-what-you-know route, charting the misadventures of a UK rock group closely patterned on Farren’s own band the Deviants
MONSIEUR DE PHOCAS
A key text of the Decadent Movement of the late 19th Century
THE NIGHT
From France, a fearsome 1970s-era creation that’s outrageous, overwrought, disorienting and downright psychotic by turns
RAW DOG
RAW DOG was released with lurid cover art highlighting the story’s more exploitable elements, but the novel is far richer and more thoughtful than it might seem
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