TOPOR AND ME
The only film ever directed by the Dutch actress/artist Sylvia Kristel, and a skilled enough piece of work to make one regret that she didn’t helm anything else
The only film ever directed by the Dutch actress/artist Sylvia Kristel, and a skilled enough piece of work to make one regret that she didn’t helm anything else
A worthy, if frustratingly little known, addition to the underground comics scene
With the conflict between Russia and the Ukraine exploding, I say it’s an opportune time to revisit this 2002 feature, which offers a most unorthodox treatment of the skirmish
Animated madness from 2020 Poland that may or may not have something to say about that country’s political situation
A “children’s film” that’s less-than-childish in its orientation
Here, in the early days of 2021, is the latest edition of my annual Bedlam in Print overview
Bedlam was indeed the word for 2020 and (as of January 10) 2021 as well
A novel as puzzling and bizarre as nearly any I’ve read, filled with enigmas I’m told will come clear on subsequent readings
9/11 in the media: the (amost) good, the (mostly) bad and (extremely) ugly
Undoubtedly the most inventive and unorthodox film to emerge from the 1960s Mondo movie cycle