Articles by Travis Mackenzie Hoover
John Dahl
John Dahl
PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016
You could do a lot worse to kill time than watch this eminently decent crime comedy, which isnt much but manages somehow to never wear out...
Romanzo Criminale
Michele Placido
PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016
This is an uneasy mix of the "rise and fall gangster movie, à la Goodfellas or Scarface, and the social panorama of The Best of Youth. Unf...
The Alejandro Jodorowsky Collection
Alejandro Jodorowsky
PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016
Light up some incense and break out your best chunk of hash because Alejandro Jodorowsky is finally coming to DVD. Three of the Chilean-bor...
Harry Horner
Harry Horner
PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016
This could very easily have been a classic: a tale of obsessive love and murder in the vein of Laura. Alas, the results are very silly inde...
Brett Ratner
Brett Ratner
PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016
Brett Ratner may be one of Hollywoods least capable directors, but somehow not even he could screw up the third instalment of the durable...
Why We Fight Eugene Jarecki 3
PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016
Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 was hobbled by stridency, sloppiness and an inability to see the forest for the trees - he became so obsess...
Lee Tamahori
Lee Tamahori
PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016
The single moment of interest in XXX: State of the Union comes when Samuel L. Jackson and Ice Cube trade barbs while on opposite sides of p...
Summer Hours
Oliver Assayas
PUBLISHED Jun 18, 2009
Olivier Assayas' recent projects haven't quite set the world on fire the way they did back in his Irma Vep days. That should change with th...
