Updated FRANKENSTEIN Offers Sympathy For The Devil
Perhaps more than any classic horror tale, Frankenstein lends itself best to modern updates and reinterpretations. Mary Shelley’s novel about man’s folly when attempting to play God more easily...
View ArticleBUFF 2016: The Lure fills the mermaid shaped hole in my heart
This will be no surprise to readers who know my taste in film, but I like it weird. I like violence intersecting art. I like burlesque mashing-up with David Bowie. And now, thanks to the opening film...
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IFFBoston 2016 Review: Under The Shadow
Shideh is struggling. When we first see her (Narges Rashidi) she is begging for her university to readmit her so that she can complete her medical degree. She has dreamed of becoming a doctor, and not...
View ArticleFEVER Invites You to Define Crime
Throughout its runtime, Fever poses the question: can there be a crime without a personal motive? Anchored on the story of two philosophy students that commit a random murder, this French psychological...
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