Slamdance Film Festival: ‘The Vast Of Night’ reviewed
❉ This 1950s New Mexico-set sci-fi movie is destined to find a big cult audience, writes Nick Clement.
Articles by Nick Clement
Moviedrome Redux: ‘The French Connection II’ (1975)
❉ Nick Clement returns with his assessments of cinematic gems and cult oddities. This month; an underrated sequel worthy of reappraisal.
Interview: Damian K. Lahey
❉ Indie filmmaker Damian K. Lahey discusses his latest feature, which sees the return of the elusive Cristina Marsillach.
‘London Fields’ Directors’ Cut (2018)
❉ Mathew Cullen’s new film, the much discussed ‘London Fields’ has an eye-blazing sense of visual craft, and the film’s noir-esque plot is interesting and unique, writes Nick Clement.
‘The Tree of Life’ (2011) revisited
❉ Let’s just get it right out there in the open: ‘The Tree of Life’ is easily one of the best movies ever made, certainly one of the most ambitious, and most definitely like nothing else out there.
‘The Last Movie Star’ (15) reviewed
❉ If you’re a fan of Burt Reynolds’ work, this little gem will remind you why he was such a dominating box-office force for so many years, writes Nick Clement.
Action Man: Christian Wagner – Interview
❉ Meet the editor of True Romance, Bad Boys, Face/Off, The Negotiator and other high-octane movies.
Twilight Time Movies – ‘Play Dirty’ (1969)
❉ The latest in our occasional series of reviews of Twilight Time Movies classic Blu-ray and DVD titles.
Twilight Time Movies – ‘Zelig’ (1983)
❉ The latest in our occasional series of reviews of Twilight Time Movies classic Blu-ray and DVD titles.
‘Nostalgia’: 10 Questions with Mark Pellington
❉ Director Mark Pellington spoke with We Are Cult about his latest motion picture, Nostalgia, and his artistic process.