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First watches 2026: July 1 - Aug 19
The hot summer and some other diversions had me take a little time away from regular watching. Also I watched all of Frasier, which took some more time.
Army of Darkness (1992, dir: Sam Raimi)
No idea why I slept on this for about 20 yea...
Music, recent 003
This entry into Music, recent is focused around one thing. I’ll be back next week with film reviews and talk about wider music things later in the year.
The article you are about to read would be better if I didn’t have to write it. Unfort...
First watches 2026: May 14 - June 30
Only 12 films in the last six weeks, an inevitable reduction of pace during the heatwave and World Cup. No, I haven’t seen Obsession or Backrooms.
Cyclo (1995, dir: Trần Anh Hùng)
A bike taxi rider has his vehicle stolen and joins a gang...
First watches 2026: April 24 - May 13
not much lede text to play with, sorry
Rose of Nevada (2025, dir: Mark Jenkin)
A few years ago I went to a conference in Belgium to talk about Mark Jenkin’s debut feature Bait, which eventually blossomed into an academic article about it....
First watches 2026: April 8 - April 23
Your votes are in and you do NOT want me to add scores to these reviews. Fair enough.
War of the Worlds (2025, dir: Rich Lee)
Sadly not the Rich Lee who played bass and sang so beautifully in Acetone but a man who did a 20 years stretch u...
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