Haywire
You could actually feel how tedious this was for Soderbergh to direct, the rote blocking of chase scenes and the requisite twists and flashbacks. I had as much fun watching … Continue reading
House of Cards: David Fincher’s Foucauldian Power Dialectic As Evinced By the Liminal Portrayal of the Feminine Moustache
Netflix’s flagship tv series plays a lot like a typical soap opera-large swaths of tedium with some intrigue peppered in. The one thing that makes this series different, I suppose, … Continue reading
V/H/S
This amateur piece of bro-dom is more like a Budweiser commercial than a discrete film. In a series of faux verite vignettes, it manages to be a tedious bro montage … Continue reading
Why In The Cut Hates Women more than Breast Cancer and Oliver Stone Combined
I found myself pretty shocked by Jane Campion’s film, In the Cut, mainly because it was directed by a woman, and not by Martin Luther or L. Ron Hubbard. Not … Continue reading