REVIEW: Deerskin (2020) dir. Quentin Dupieux
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BUFF REVIEW: Assassinaut (2019) dir. Drew Bolduc
And, finally, here we are: my last feature review from the 2019 Boston Underground Film Festival. As you can undoubtedly tell, it’s…
BUFF REVIEW: Knife+Heart (2018) dir. Yann Gonzalez
Dreamy, washed-out images of two beautiful men getting it on in an open field fill the screen in the opening scene of…
BUFF REVIEW: Happy Face (2018) dir. Alexandre Franchi
In 1932, Tod Browning had as safe a claim as anyone on the title of “Greatest Horror Director Alive”: following a string…
BUFF INTERVIEW: Clickbait Directors Michael J. Epstein and Sophia Cacciola
After Saturday’s screening of Mary Jane’s Not a Virgin Anymore, I sat down with the directors of Clickbait, Michael J. Epstein and Sophia…
BUFF REVIEW: A Lot Like Life (Animated Shorts)
The animated shorts of the Boston Underground Film Festival are always a highlight. Each one brings something unique to the Brattle: some…
BUFF REVIEW: The Hole in the Ground (2019) dir. Lee Cronin
It says a lot, both about the audience and the studio, that the A24 logo at the beginning of BUFF’s secret midnight…
BUFF REVIEW: Mary Jane’s Not A Virgin Anymore (1998) dir. Sarah Jacobson – 2K...
Before last week, I had never heard of Sarah Jacobson’s sole feature film, Mary Jane’s Not a Virgin Anymore. Now I’m just angry…
BUFF REVIEW: The Nightshifter (2018) dir. Dennison Ramalho
While introducing Saturday’s screening of The Nightshifter, the feature debut from Brazilian short film maestro Dennison Ramalho, a representative of BUFF explained…
BUFF REVIEW: The Unthinkable (2018) dir. Crazy Pictures (Victor Danell)
Disaster movies are a staple in the United States, and boy do we have an abundance of films to choose from. Armageddon,…
BUFF REVIEW: Canary (2018) Dir. Christiaan Olwagen
Every day is like survival, according to Culture Club, and this couldn’t be more true for closeted queer kids, particularly those in…
BUFF REVIEW: Tone-Deaf (2019) dir. Richard Bates, Jr.
Social media is a funny thing. Ostensibly, it allows an unprecedented window into people’s lives, a glimpse, in real time, into the…
