INTERIOR CHINATOWN breaks down the fourth wall in fun and interesting ways
by Darian Davis, Staff Writer
The second half of Interior Chinatown allows the meta narrative to kick itself into high gear in fun and exciting ways.
Charles Yu's INTERIOR CHINATOWN expands on his novel's concepts to great effect
by Darian Davis, Staff Writer
In adapting his own work, Charles Yu expands upon the ideas and concepts of Interior Chinatown and brings the story to TV is a spectacular way.
ABSOLUTION is a disjointed character study with Liam Neeson
by Darian Davis, Staff Writer
Those looking for Neeson’s typical straight-ahead beat-em-up fare will be disappointed in Absolution, a slower, more introspective film that struggles to meet its aspirations as an abstract character study.
Goblins Week: The Grim, Giddy Goblins of LABYRINTH
by Darian Davis, Staff Writer
Henson’s and Froud’s impeccably crafted Labyrinth features a fantastic world for families to visit over and over again.
THE FRONT ROOM features good performances trapped in an uneven tone
by Darian Davis, Staff Writer
The Front Room is constantly flipping between camp and angst, and it’d be a better film if it decided on one or the other.
SING SING is a moving performance showcase
by Darian Davis, Staff Writer
Sing Sing offers an escape from personal tragedy and from the walls of Sing Sing, even if it’s only a jailbreak of the mind.