Articles by Scott A. Gray

Hannibal: Season One

PUBLISHED Sep 24, 2013

As television's most consistent and distinctive genre voice not surnamed Whedon, Bryan Fuller (Pushing Daisies, Dead Like Me) does a hell o...

The Strange Colour of Your Body’s Tears

Helene Cattet & Bruno Forzani

PUBLISHED Sep 22, 2013

Enigmatic, reverent, confrontational, perplexing and nostalgic, Helene Cattet and Bruno Forzani's dizzying, expressionistic homage to the I...

The Sacrament

Ti West

PUBLISHED Sep 22, 2013

A distressing look at the hypnotic, suggestive influence a charismatic leader can exert over the desperate and weak-minded, Ti West's lates...

Life of Crime

Daniel Schechter

PUBLISHED Sep 22, 2013

Having the advantage of working from an Elmore Leonard book, Daniel Schechter knocks out a tight little crime caper that, like Chinese food...

You Are Here

Matthew Weiner

PUBLISHED Sep 22, 2013

The creator of Mad Men, one of television's most nuanced character dramas, has survived the jump to the big screen with his keen, rotting-o...

Good Ol' Freda

Ryan White

PUBLISHED Sep 20, 2013

At this point, it's hard to believe there's much new information about the Beatles left to uncover. Countless official and unofficial biogr...

The Art of the Steal

Jonathan Sobol

PUBLISHED Sep 19, 2013

How can a movie involving the smuggling of biblical art in a large, pink, cubed vagina sculpture be so underwhelming? A stylish heist flick...

Gabrielle

Louise Archambault

PUBLISHED Sep 19, 2013

Louise Archambault's Gabrielle is a respectful, honest and moving story about love, music and personal independence. It also happens to be...