You Can See Everything (2026) [REVIEW]
My screening for Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim‘s new documentary You Can See Everything was delayed by a few minutes, and as I sat there staring at the screen with […]
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The History of Concrete (2026) [REVIEW]
John Wilson’s documentary, The History of Concrete, serves as a feature-length extension of his series, How To. While maintaining his unique humor and exploration of everyday life, the film feels somewhat repetitive. It offers a contemplative look at concrete’s role in society, encouraging viewers to appreciate the mundane in new ways.
Man vs Snake: The Long and Twisted Tale of Nibbler (2015) [REVIEW] [FANTASTIC FEST ’15]
How awesome was King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters? SO AWESOME. Thinking that someone like Billy Mitchell could exist in the real world and he could spark such a […]
Doc of the Dead (2014) [REVIEW]
I was once asked if I was a fan of zombies, to which I replied with a fart noise. Maybe it wasn’t a fart noise exactly, but the […]
Director Eric Walter talks My Amityville Horror [INTERVIEW]
Even without having to see the movies or read the book, there’s no denying that The Amityville Horror is one of the most well known haunted house stories out there. […]
True Wolf (2012) [REVIEW]
I’ve mentioned it the previous times I’ve reviewed documentaries the inherent challenges of dissecting the genre. I feel as though all documentaries are made as persuasive pieces, trying to […]
American: The Bill Hicks Story (2009) [REVIEW]
Wait a second, isn’t this a documentary? It is! It is a fucking documentary! How the fuck do you review a documentary?! I think I only reviewed one other […]
Lake Mungo (2008) [REVIEW]
YES I FUCKING FELL ASLEEP FOR TEN MINUTES OF THIS MOVIE. Just wanted to make sure I got that out of the way before I went any further. Despite […]
The Tunnel (2011) [REVIEW]
I must have recommended this movie to a good half-dozen people without ever having actually seen it. I guess I was just trying to promote it based on the information […]
Best Worst Movie (2009) [REVIEW]
Documentaries are hard to review, because, ya know, things like “story” are hard to judge. So are “acting” or “special effects”. I guess what it comes down to is […]
