Don’t Trust Anyone Over 20
A countdown of the top 100 characters of the past 20 years, which Entertainment Weekly just made public this week, puts Homer Simpson above everyone […]
Articles by David Guzman
The Other Wacko Jacko
“Casino Jack and the United States of Money,†directed by Alex Gibney, is a documentary that’s at a right angle with its thesis: That its […]
Images of Injustice
With photographs by 24 artists from all over the world, “Anthropographia 2010: Human Rights & Photography†is more diverse than any other exhibition at the […]
All Park and No Bite
Everyone hates those “To Be Continued†cliffhangers that turn up now and then on TV, but there’s been lots of talk lately that “South Park†[…]
‘Dead’ on Arrival
When you’re dealing with a movie that has a title like “Survival of the Dead,†you can tell from the start that you’re in for […]
The Importance of Being ‘Dead’
“Night of the Living Dead†is a horror movie of the most dangerous sort – the kind that attacks on a multitude of levels. Upon […]
Straight From Tribeca: ‘The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia’
With all the unlawful activities the family at the center of “The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia†participates in, you might think you […]
To Sleep, Perchance to Die
If nothing else, the new remake of “A Nightmare on Elm Street” proves that, even when most parts of a movie don’t work, a great […]
Bachman Goes Down in a ‘Blaze’ of Glory
“Blaze†is Richard Bachman’s last book – he wrote it in 1973. After putting it aside for a few weeks, he read through the first […]
Straight From Tribeca: ‘Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work’ Review
“Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work†is the correct title for a documentary about a woman like her, though not necessarily for the reason you’re […]
Straight From Tribeca: ‘Metropia’ Review
Animation is the perfect medium for a movie like “Metropia,†which runs on so many eccentricities that it’s almost cartoonish. That shouldn’t suggest that it […]