All posts tagged "Indie"
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Cate Marquis | October 1, 2021
OLD HENRY – Review
The classic Western rides again, with Tim Blake Nelson playing a quiet widowed farmer with teen-aged son on...
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Cate Marquis | July 12, 2020
FIRST COW – Review
Kelly Reichardt’s FIRST COW offers a tale of friendship and American dreams, set in a hardscrabble frontier outpost...
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Jim Batts | April 19, 2018
LEAN ON PETE – Review
Add another animal star to the ever-expanding movie zoo. Now make room Garfield and Benjy, ’cause he’s...
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Jim Batts | April 20, 2017
FREE FIRE – Review
Hold on to your wallets and purses, here comes the creeps and crooks because it’s crime time...
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Travis Keune | February 11, 2015
WYRMWOOD: ROAD OF THE DEAD – The Review
We’ve been through many cycles of cinematic history now, reached many milestones and have given birth to many...
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Travis Keune | May 29, 2014
THE BIG ASK – The Review
I am going to share with you a hypothetical scenario. As I do, imagine yourself in this scenario....
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Travis Keune | May 15, 2014
DON PEYOTE – The Review
For the sake of full disclosure, I would like to begin by declaring that I am not now,...
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Jerry Cavallaro | January 18, 2014
THE PRETTY ONE Trailer Is Charming As Hell
Last Spring I had the pleasure of seeing THE PRETTY ONE starring Zoe Kazan, Jake Johnson & Ron...
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Travis Keune | July 21, 2013
THE BATTERY – Fantasia Review
Is there anything more American than baseball and zombies? Sure, that’s not how you’re normally used to hearing...
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Jerry Cavallaro | April 23, 2013
TFF 2013 DAILY RECAP: Friday April 19th
I want to start off by apologizing for the delay in my coverage this year. I thought I’d...
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Jerry Cavallaro | April 3, 2013
ORLANDO FILM FESTIVAL 2013 Call For Entries
Later this month I will begin my annual coverage of the Tribeca Film Festival but this post is...
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Jim Batts | November 10, 2012
WRINKLES – SLIFF Review
Silver screen icon Bette Davis is generally credited with this adage, “Old age isn’t for sissies.”. This is...
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Dan Schindel | October 19, 2012
NIGHT OF THE PUNKS – The Short Review
Dan Riesser’s horror/comedy short NIGHT OF THE PUNKS has played quite well at various film festivals. The full...
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Jerry Cavallaro | May 2, 2012
Tribeca 2012 Review: FREE SAMPLES
I will throw myself onto the altar as a sacrificial lamb so that fellow critics much better than...
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Travis Keune | March 27, 2012
THE DROUGHT (2011) – The Short Review
Not since David Lynch’s THE STRAIGHT STORY have I enjoyed a film about the charm of an elderly...
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Travis Keune | March 26, 2012
THE CORRIDOR – The Review
Review originally published on September 27th, 2011 as part of our Fantastic Fest coverage. My favorite science-fiction stories...
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Travis Keune | March 21, 2012
LAMBENT FUSE (2011) – The Review
LAMBENT FUSE is an independent drama made entirely in Minnesota by college students, pre-professionals and new professionals in...
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Travis Keune | March 4, 2012
Interview with Fatal Pictures’ FAMILIAR Producer Zach Green and Director Richard Powell
I’ve now had the pleasure of screening two of Fatal Pictures’ short films, WORM and FAMILIAR. As part...