Spotlight On: Jim Jarmusch
The career path of a filmmaker tends to be one strikes it big with an indie hit and moves on to studio work. But for many the creative freedom independent cinema offers appeals… Continue reading
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Movie Review: ‘Human Zoo’
Director: John E. Seymore Cast: Robert Carradine, Jose Rosete, Rachel Amanda Bryant, Jessica Cameron, Megan Le, John D. Cawford, Heather Dorff, Robert Catrini Plot: A diverse group of people compete for millions of… Continue reading
My Favorite Songs of 2021
Of all the years we have experienced on this planet 2021 has been one of them, which means we have the obligatory Best of lists. But I personally am not one for those… Continue reading
Retro Review: ‘Tank Girl’
During the late 80’s through the 90’s comic adaptations were not solely for mainstream superheroes. Hollywood struck gold with properties like; the Crow, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Blade, and the Mask. Though one… Continue reading
Indie Memphis 2018: ‘New Money’
At this year’s Indie Memphis Film Festival the film which won the most votes in a competition for the most popular poster went to a quirky and depressing dramedy from director Jason B.… Continue reading
Indie Memphis 2018: ‘Tyrel’
The latest film from writer/director Sebastian Silva has been compared frequently, if unjustly to last year’s smash hit Get Out. In all fairness Silva had begun work on his latest film Tyrel long… Continue reading
Indie Memphis 2018: ‘Shoot the Moon Right Between the Eyes’
With this month being Noirvember, it is understandable that filmgoers will be looking for a heist film. But Shoot the Moon Right Between the Eyes, which held it’s premier at the Indie Memphis… Continue reading
Indie Memphis 2018: ‘Wrestle’
The students at J.O Johnson High School in Huntsville, Alabama are used to having the deck stacked against them. Most of the student body has been raised in poverty and after years of… Continue reading
Indie Memphis 2018: ‘Mr. SOUL!’
In the late 60’s through early 70’s the American had a wide spectrum of white people to watch on TV. That was until a visionary producer named Ellis Haizlip was given the opportunity… Continue reading
Movie Review – ‘Berlin Syndrome’
Earlier this year at Sundance, filmmaker Cate Shortland was set to debut her indie thriller Berlin Syndrome to a waiting audience. What should have been a career highlight turned into a nightmare as… Continue reading
