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Reviews & Commentary by Adam Groves
SOUTHLAND TALES
In which, as often occurs in sophomore films, the writer-director went completely berserk
THE THEATRE OF MR. AND MRS. KABAL
The debut feature by the great Walerian Borowczyk that’s “meant for adults only”
THE HUMANS
A new contender for the Ideal Dysfunctional Thanksgiving Movie!
TRANCERS
This is perhaps the only legitimately good (not so-bad-it’s-good) movie ever directed by Charles Band
MOTHERLY
Maternal madness is a topic that has inspired filmmakers from time immemorial–here’s the latest iteration
CREEPSHOW The Graphic Novel
A most welcome reprinting of what until 2017 was one of Stephen King’s scarcest books
JOHN DOLLAR
Although I’m sure its author and publisher would be loath to admit it, this historical reverie is very much a horror novel
MONTANA GOTHIC
A fascinating, poetic and macabre novel that may be a masterpiece–and if it isn’t, it comes damn close
QUIN’S SHANGHAI CIRCUS
This novel is ostensibly about a man attempting to find his parents in WWII-era Shanghai, but its true concerns are far more dense and kaleidoscopic
WESTWORLD (Book)
Contrary to how it might appear, this long out of print paperback is not a novelization of the 1973 flick WESTWORLD
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The Bootleg Video Scene: A Requiem
The greymarket video scene, it seems, is all-but dead.
JAWS at 40
Today marks the 40th anniversary of the June 20, 1975 release of Steven Spielberg’s JAWS
PSYCHO at 55
Here we’re going to look at what is very likely the most iconic and widely discussed horror movie of all time.
JURASSIC WORLD and the Summer Movie Doldrums
Right now the summer 2015 movie season is nearly over, and mired in something of a slump
Gaspar Noe and The Butcher
A dour middle-aged butcher and a brilliant young filmmaker: the pairing is an odd one, and yet the Butcher, as he’s known, remains the signature creation of Gaspar Noe.