Director Sam Green goes live with The Love Song of R. Buckminster Fuller.
Movie Reviews & Stories
In The Love Song of R. Buckminster Fuller, Sam
Green builds a movie from scratch. Instead of presenting the life of the
titular 20th-century...
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Album Reviews
[PUNK METAL] A name like Gaytheist is meant to antagonize, and on Stealth Beats,
the new full-length from this pulverizing trio, that is precisely what
the band does. Armed with a rumbling low end
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Movie Reviews & Stories
If Red Hook Summer, the latest
slice of Brooklyn life from director Spike Lee, feels structurally
unsound, that’s because the film is built atop a fairly weak foundation.
As the movie begins,
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Killer Joe will disturb and offend you. William Friedkin doesn’t care.
Movie Reviews & Stories
Generally speaking, inviting a guy who
goes by the name “Killer Joe” into your home is a spectacularly unwise
idea. Then again, the characters populating this unhinged slice of
depravity fro
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Movie Reviews & Stories
Here is Australian director John Hillcoat’s idea of a good
time: A Prohibition-era period piece about a real-life clan of Virginia
bootleggers, in which throats are slashed with knives and crush
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Brew Views
A common joke among music fans these days
is to point out how Ice Cube, once the sneering, uncompromising face of
West Coast gangsta rap, is now the star of family-friendly comedies and
a commer
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Movie Reviews & Stories
A crucial moment in David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis
involves Robert Pattinson’s dead-eyed, 28-year-old billionaire casually
bending over in the backseat of his...
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Brew Views
Maybe it’s a worn-out observation at this point, but it’s impossible to talk about 1986’s Labyrinth
and not bring it up. So, I have to ask: What the hell is going on with
David Bowie’s dic
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First Portland screening since getting banned in Britain 30 years ago!
Movies & Television
Thirty years ago, Portland filmmaker Don Gronquist spent 19 nights at Pittock Mansion in West Hills shooting a low-budget slasher flick called Unhinged. The movie had it all: buckets of blood, voyeuristic shower scenes, a squealing synthesizer score, even a jar full of pig eyeballs.