BUFF18 REVIEW: Rain the Color of Blue with a Little Red in It (2015)...
If ever there was a potent metaphor for the obstacles inherent in achieving one’s goals of rock stardom, it’s paying homage to…
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BUFF18 REVIEW: Sympathy for the Devil (2016) dir. Neil Edwards
As cults go, The Process Church of the Final Judgement is a little like Hungarian filmmaker Bela Tarr: more often namedropped than…
BUFF18 REVIEW: Kill Your Friends (2015) dir. Owen Harris
As a rule, period pieces set in the ‘90s make me feel old. When I watch, say, The People vs. O.J. Simpson,…
BUFF18 REVIEW: Belladonna of Sadness (1973) dir. Eiichi Yamamoto
Film festivals are, by their nature, about discovery – young filmmakers vying for their first moment in the spotlight, industry insiders scouting…
EARLY WARNING: The Boston Underground Film Festival
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Mark E. Anastasio’s Top 10 Films of 2014
Mark E. Anastasio is the Program Manager of The Coolidge Corner Theatre. Responsible for one of our favorite ongoing film series, Coolidge…
WHY DON’T YOU PLAY IN HELL? (2013) DIR. SION SONO
Any film enthusiast knows the struggle of finding a new release that holds a torch to his or her favorites from the…
GO TO: THIS WEEKEND (3/27-31) BOSTON UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL
For your fix of subversive, experimental, bizarre, twisted, bweird, and all around awesomely epic visual stimulation, your number one stop is the…
GO TO: 3/30-4/1 BOSTON UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL
Ok, so this actually started last night, which we fucked up on, and thus missed what looked like an amazing flick with…
