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Coraline – Film Review

Posted on09. Feb, 2009 by Administrator.

by Brent Simon Based on the 2002 children’s book by Neil Gaiman, and adapted and directed by Henry Selick – who also helmed The Nightmare Before Christmas, a movie many people erroneously credit to Tim Burton – Coraline is a multi-dimensional show-stopper, the first stop-motion animated feature conceived and photographed in stereoscopic 3-D. If last [...]

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Hounddog – Film Review

Posted on01. Sep, 2008 by Administrator.

by Brent Simon Hounddog first attracted acclaim at the Sundance Film Festival in 2007 as the movie in which a 12-year-old Dakota Fanning is raped. Nearly 20 months later, it’s finally seeing a theatrical release, with plenty of evidence as to the cause of its lengthy delay.  An amorphous blob of clichéd Southern gothic, where [...]

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