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Wisconsin Death Trip (1999) Movie Review

Despite its title, “Wisconsin Death Trip” is not a crazed backwoods slasher film, but rather a feature length documentary about the high incidence of murder and madness which afflicted the small town of Black River Falls in the 1890s. Shot in black and white, and saturated with gothic style,...
March 10th, 2005 | Read More

The Life aka Yo Puta aka Whore (2004) Movie Review

(Movie Review by Donnie Saxton) One of the most confusing things about “The Life,” a film fraught with confusion, is what to call it. Upon theatrical release it was called “Yo Puta,” presumably because the film is based on a novel of the same name. Between then and the recent...
March 9th, 2005 | Read More

Michael Moore Hates America (2004) Movie Review

As a caveat, let me say that I haven’t seen any of Michael Moore’s documentaries, for two simple reasons: one) high school has taught me to rebel against peer pressure, and the overwhelming peer pressure to agree with everything Moore says by his legion of sycophants is intolerable; two)...
December 30th, 2004 | Read More

Trekkies 2 (2004) Movie Review

Want to know if you’ll be interested in “Trekkies 2″? Here’s a question: Did you like the first “Trekkies”? If so, then you’ll be happy with the sequel, which is more of the same. Besides letting the world know that Brazilians, Germans, and French people are...
September 19th, 2004 | Read More

Trekkies (1997) Movie Review

Here’s the thing: Trekkies (or Trekkers, as some of them likes to be called) freaks me out. I’ve seen every episode of “Star Trek: Voyager”, but I’ve never, ever entertained the thought of wearing Vulcan ears or dressing up as Chakotay (or Captain Janeway for some of you...
September 5th, 2004 | Read More

Super Size Me (2004) Movie Review

Fast food is not good for you, so stop eating it. Of course saying it is easier than doing it. As documentarian Morgan Spurlock’s “Super Size Me” shows, America has been programmed to eat fast food — in particular, by uber company McDonalds, which far surpasses just about everyone...
August 8th, 2004 | Read More

Comedian (2003) Movie Review

The best “character” in the documentary “Comedian”, which follows TV star and gazillionaire Jerry Seinfeld as he returns to the comedy circuit with all-new material, is not Seinfeld himself, but an unknown comedian name Orny Adams. At 29 years old, Adams is already starting to...
March 10th, 2003 | Read More

Jackass the Movie (2002) Movie Review

You’ve got to give the guys of “Jackass the Movie” credit for one thing (even if you don’t give them credit for anything else), and that’s their total commitment to making complete fools of themselves. That, and the fact that they’re willing to suffer through bodily...
February 1st, 2003 | Read More

Porn Star: The Legend of Ron Jeremy (2001) Movie Review

Scott Gill’s “Porn Star” is a documentary chronicling the existence of Ron Jeremy, the most un-porn star-like man on the face of the planet. Born Ron Hyatt, the man that would become the most recognizable porn actor in the world is too fat, too short, and too hairy to be mistaken for...
January 19th, 2003 | Read More

American Movie (1999) Movie Review

Mark Borchardt, the 30-year old Midwesterner / aspiring filmmaker at the heart of the documentary “American Movie,” is what they call dedicated. By all accounts (and this is substantiated after viewing his short film “Coven”, which he spent 3 years making) the man has little to...
November 11th, 2002 | Read More

Buena Vista Social Club (1999) Movie Review

The most perplexing question that comes to mind while (and sticks with you well after) watching Wim Wenders’ Buena Vista Social Club is just how did these great musicians get so lost in the world, that only now, when most of them are reaching their twilight years, did they finally come to our attention?...
February 19th, 2002 | Read More

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