Articles by Scott A. Gray

A Field in England

Ben Wheatley

PUBLISHED Sep 6, 2013

For his latest film, gutsy British director Ben Wheatley has made a gritty, grimy, experimental period piece that feels like hyper-surreal...

Afflicted

Derek Lee & Clif Prowse

PUBLISHED Sep 5, 2013

Two things the entertainment world doesn't need more of right now are vampires and found-footage films. Kudos are due to co-directors, writ...

R100

Hitoshi Matsumoto

PUBLISHED Sep 5, 2013

The royally weird purveyor of surreal and cheeky meta genre satire, Hitoshi Matsumoto (the wild mind behind Big Man Japan and Symbol) appli...

Tim's Vermeer

Teller

PUBLISHED Sep 5, 2013

A natural fit for his joke-y brand of demystifying the incredible, one half of the bane of the stage magicians' community, Penn and Teller,...

The Animal Project

Ingrid Veninger

PUBLISHED Sep 5, 2013

Increasingly powerful and consistent acting presence Aaron Poole (This Beautiful City) confidently leads Ingrid Veninger's subtle, funny an...

Devil's Knot

Atom Egoyan

PUBLISHED Sep 5, 2013

Revisiting the sense of anger, loss and confusion in a small-town after a tragedy involving the deaths of children, Atom Egoyan is on famil...

Only Lovers Left Alive

Jim Jarmusch

PUBLISHED Sep 5, 2013

Known for a preoccupation with projecting an image of the coolly detached, deep-thinking artiste, Jim Jarmusch has managed to effectively y...

Revolution: The Complete First Season [Blu-Ray]

PUBLISHED Sep 3, 2013

Reflecting a public mindset resigned to, or hoping for, the inevitable collapse of societal constructs, an increasing number of screen stor...