DVD
Dead Man
Directed by Jim Jarmusch
PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2012
It's fitting that Jim Jarmusch's most commercial, on the surface, film – a western starring Johnny Depp, with music by Neil Young – is also...
Where The Streets Have No Name
Vijaykumar Mirchandani
PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2012
This documentary depicts the life and work of Dr. Harald Falge, a chiropractor who immigrated to Australia from Europe hoping to find a "cl...
Corman's World
Alex Stapleton
PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2012
While it would be very easy to dismiss Roger Corman as the maker of trashy, low budget movies, it's only when you see the list of people wh...
Chasing Madoff
Jeff Prosserman
PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2012
Presumably, Jeff Prosserman's documentary fancies itself an Errol Morris hybrid, taking the "non-fiction" approach to his subject in adapti...
Into the Abyss
Werner Herzog
PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2012
Into The Abyss isn't just one of the finest true-crime documentaries ever made, ranking easily with classics like Errol Morris's The Thin B...
Lovers in a Dangerous Time
Mark Hug and May Charters
PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2012
Lovers in a Dangerous Time is a simple and charming film, but falls short due to its lack of character and story development. Shot and film...
King of Devil's Island
Marius Holst
PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2012
Just as the majority of haunting movies pertain to dealing with past demons, virtually all prison uprising movies work as an allegory for t...
Upside Down
Danny O'Connor
PUBLISHED Apr 13, 2012
It's fitting that Alan McGee and Bobby Gillespie first bonded at a Thin Lizzy concert; despite its cache as one of the UK's most respected...