Auteurist Class
Peter SobczynskiMy personal Substack. Movie reviews, terrible jokes and occasional arcane T-Swift references. The usual nonsense, just a new location
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Guns N’ Roses
Set in New York circa 1998, Caught Stealing, the latest film from Darren Aronofsky, features Austin Butler as Hank Thompson, a one-time baseball prodigy whose career was wrecked following a tragic drunk-driving accident (one that continues ...
Ooze And Ughs!
Over the course of the last half-century, the surprisingly resilient independent studio Troma Entertainment has produced or distributed hundred of exploitation films, many of them audacious and often gruesome horror-comedy hybrids created o...
Neighbors
From her breakthrough role in the internationally acclaimed Portrait of a Lady on Fire to later projects like the recent revisionist take on the soft-core classic Emmanuelle to Jumbo, in which she played a woman who develops an uncontrollab...
The Hot Spot
One of my very favorite films of last year was Drive-Away Dolls, the hilarious solo narrative feature debut from Ethan Coen about two lesbian friends, played brilliantly by Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan, whose impulsive decisio...
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Peter Sobczynski is a film critic based in Chicago whose reviews can be found at RogerEbert.com, TheSpool.net and the Movie Madness podcast on the Now Playing Network. He is an enthusiast of De Palma, Milla J and T Swift.
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