‘Harbin’ Review: A Gorgeous South Korean Historical Thriller
Woo Min-ho’s straightforward freedom-fighter biopic takes visually alluring form. Source: ‘Harbin’ Review: A Gorgeous South Korean Historical Thriller
REVIEW: Guild Cinema features avant-garde jazz musician Sun Ra
The screenings were held in conjunction with the 18th annual New Mexico Jazz Festival, which puts on dozens of performances across New Mexico throughout September. Guild owner Keif Henley described the two films as a “natural fit for Jazz Fest.” … Continued
DVD Review: Intensely Independent – The Micro-budget Films of Blake Eckard
Now that we’re deep in the digital revolution, all you need is your smartphone’s 4K camera and cheap editing software for your laptop. Instead of hustling to raise $100,000, a low budget filmmaker of today is spending most of their … Continued
Destiny at 10: the forever game that is also a forever conversation
As Bungie’s storied online shooter completes its first decade, we look back on an odd game that has always been worth talking about – and ask why it’s like Marks & Spencer. Source: Destiny at 10: the forever game that … Continued
What the Car? A racing game with a ‘complete disregard for actual vehicles’
If you are expecting an authentic driving experience along the lines of Forza or Gran Turismo, think again. Instead, this new absurdist adventure features a car with legs. Source: What the Car? A racing game with a ‘complete disregard for … Continued
‘Eden’ Review: Ron Howard Has Finally Lost His Mind
With his new film, Eden, the Hollywood stalwart lets the craziness take over, to his eternal credit. Source: ‘Eden’ Review: Ron Howard Has Finally Lost His Mind