Film Review: Drunken Angel (1948)
Today, I have for you an early film from the great Akira Kurosawa. While Kurosawa isn’t really obscure, this film
A look at odd and obscure films
Today, I have for you an early film from the great Akira Kurosawa. While Kurosawa isn’t really obscure, this film
The 80’s seem to be remembered as a time for strange and/or dark kid’s and family movies, with such examples
Continue readingFilm Review: The Peanut Butter Solution (1985)
This week’s movie is an interesting case. It’s clearly an attempt to create an arty experience while paying homage to
Continue readingFilm Review: Beyond the Black Rainbow (2010)
Today’s film is closer to an experimental art piece than a typical narrative film, which is something we’re pretty familiar
To get back on track after the break, I thought we’d look at the next film included in the Karel
Continue readingFilm Review: Invention for Destruction (1958)