

Frenzy On Column By Noah ForrestForrest@moviecitynews.com
Is Antichrist Art?
Lars von Trier is a fascinating filmmaker. I can’t say that I always enjoy his work — in fact, it’s rare that I can emotionally connect to one of his films — but I like that he’s around. He’s a unique talent indeed and while I don’t always think his movies hit the mark, I’m thankful…
Read the full article »Lukas Moodysson: The Greatest Director You Don’t Know About
I recently had the pleasure of seeing Mammoth, the latest film from Swedish director Lukas Moodysson. I’ll be reviewing it more fully closer to its release in November, but it re-affirmed a deeply held view of mine: that Moodysson is one of the world’s greatest filmmakers. Yet when I talk to a lot of people, even film geeks,…
Read the full article »The Third Annual Horrific State of the Horror Film
Each year around this time, I write a column that usually bemoans the sad state of the horror film (you can read last year’s horror column here, and 2007’sover here. It seemed for a while that the only horror films that being made, marketed and sold were “torture porn” movies like the Saw or Hostel franchise. I was never…
Read the full article »Good Low Art, Mediocre High Art
For me, it’s one of the most difficult questions to answer when it comes to film: would I rather see a film that aims high and fails or a film that aims low and succeeds? It’s really impossible for me to say what I would choose in general, especially with such vague terms as “high” and “low”…
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