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Latest Reviews
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Brava for Halle Berry! Yes, I know she earned an Oscar® in 2004 for her terrific performance in Monster’s Ball, but her courage shows through on screen now by taking on the difficult role of dishonored Mixed Martial Arts fighter Jackie Justice in Bruised, a drama...
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Those of you who know the name Gucci only through fashion magazines and fancy stores may be surprised when you see the fascinating new film House of Gucci from director Ridley Scott. The road to becoming a great, world-wide fashion house and purveyor of $3,000 handbags...
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Achieving the impossible is easy. All one needs is a clear vision, a lofty dream, and a brazen plan to make it come true, right? At least that’s what Richard Williams would have us believe. After all, Williams – father of tennis greats Venus and Serena – had a vision in the late...
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All art is autobiographical according to Frederico Fellini, the famous Italian film director and screenwriter of acclaimed films like La Strada and La Dolce Vita. After watching tick, tick…BOOM! I believe it stands as an excellent example of Fellini’s explanation....
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Latest Features
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Below are more psychedelic soundtrack reviews of recent and archival releases.
The Crow (Graeme Revell, 1994) ** Mist deforms eccentric spines, the offal of broken farms. Fluttering whiskers yawn in heavenly retribution. Berserker flocks gather near marble bridges....
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Cue the psychedelic review...
Meandering worm coursing through the dirt, pale as ambergris. But wait, a footstep! Fix the darkly moon whose sinister side knew neither love nor compromise. Passing along oceans of oil, baked in scorched prophecies. Make the...
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Grab-Bag Review
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My Old Lady won me over completely with its unique plot, impressive performances and marvelous dialogue. Although the title may be a bit off-putting, please don’t let that stop you from seeing this splendid independent film....
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