IFFBoston Review: Bobcat Goldthwait’s ‘Willow Creek’
It’s fairly safe to say, that few filmmakers would attempt to shoot a found footage movie like Bobcat Goldthwait’s WILLOW CREEK.
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IFFBoston Review: V/H/S/2
V/H/S/2 addresses the major complaints people had with its predecessor. And it still isn’t perfect, but it vastly improves upon the franchise formula.
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IFFBoston Review: Joss Whedon’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING is an entertaining film, and an great Shakespeare adaptation. Both Wheddonites and fans of The Bard should be be pleased.
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IFFBoston Review: ‘Sightseers’
Murder can be hilarious if it’s for all the wrong, outrageous reasons like in Ben Wheatley’s dark road-comedy SIGHTSEERS.
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IFFBoston Review: ‘The Way Way Back’
THE WAY WAY BACK may take place in the present day, but it has the playful spirit and unbridled optimism of a movie from 20 – 30 years ago.
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IFFBoston Opening Night Review: ‘The Spectacular Now’
THE SPECTACULAR NOW, draws inspiration from John Hughes and Cameron Crowe ‘80s teen flicks, to tell an unabashedly earnest tale of young love.
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IFFBoston Review: ‘Lonely Boy’
Movies like LONELY BOY show the merits of independent film, by proving that you don’t always need lots of money or big name actors to tell a great story.
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IFF Boston Review: ‘Keyhole’
Watching Guy Maddin’s film KEYHOLE is like being on drugs. Which specific drugs? Well, all of them.
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IFFBoston Review: ‘The Whirlpool’
The only saving grace of THE WHIRLPOOL is Alvin Case’s skill behind the camera as its cinematographer.
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IFF Boston Review: ‘We are Legion: The Story of Hacktivists’
You don’t have to be an internet nerd to appreciate Brian Knappenberger’s entertaining and educational documentary WE ARE LEGION: THE STORY OF HACKTIVISTS.
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