These are all the movies and series that Evan has reviewed. Read more at: Cinema's Fringes.
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Picnic
6
Picnic is of some interest if you can get past the dated aspects and uncomfortable casting of William Holden.
Human Desire
8
An underrated entry in Fritz Lang’s filmography and comes highly recommended to film noir fans.
True Stories
6
True Stories was a clear labour of love for David Byrne but ends up being more of an interesting mess than a bona fide gem.
Hush... Hush, Sweet Charlotte
10
I’m going to go out on a limb and admit that I actually slightly prefer Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte to What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?. While not quite as original as its predecessor, it pushes the delirious gothic exuberance that bit further.
Climax
8
Climax isn’t easy viewing but it is compelling. Well worth a look if you appreciate the extremist and confrontational end of the cinematic spectrum.
R.P.M.
7
R.P.M. is no Stanley Kramer classic but makes for a fascinating curiosity and snapshot of a volatile era in American politics.
The Last Movie
2
While there’s something of a message about American cultural arrogance and adventurism here, it becomes lost amid the vacuum created by the lack of a comprehensible story.
Gardens of Stone
6
A worthy movie but doesn’t come close to matching the brilliance of Francis Ford Coppola’s finest works.
Breakout
6
This average aerial rescue tale just about flies on account of its enjoyable performances and exciting climax.
Under the Tree
8
Funny, nasty, incisive and tragic. However, it definitely a film which you will need to steel yourself up for.
Le foto proibite di una signora per bene
6
Wider Italian genre cinema fans will enjoy its sense of style, even if they remain underwhelmed by its predictable mystery plot.
Once Upon a Time in China and America
4
A well-meaning entry in the series which explores the theme of racial prejudice. Sadly, good intentions don’t always translate to good movies.
Once Upon a Time in China III
7
The third entry in the series is somewhat campier in tone when compared with its predecessors.
Once Upon a Time in China II
8
As to whether Once Upon a Time in China II is quite as awe-inspiring as its predecessor is open to debate. Nonetheless, it’s still a very worthy follow-up.
Once Upon a Time in China
9
You’ll be so awestruck by everything else here that the shortcomings don’t really matter.
The Favourite
10
Yet another strange, compulsive Yorgos Lanthimos classic.
Stan & Ollie
7
A bittersweet, poignant and amusing viewing experience which works largely thanks to Reilly and Coogan’s performances.
Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice
8
An intelligent and funny comedy despite its somewhat dated trappings. Well worth a look.
Roma
10
A stunning humanist tapestry which should be seen by any self-respecting film fan.
The Old Man & the Gun
8
An unashamedly rather corny and predicable affair - albeit in the finest and most heartfelt manner possible.
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark
5
Fairly lightweight, disposable fun for horror buffs.
Yanks
8
Quite a different take on WWII to that offered by most films focussing on this period in history and is well worth watching largely for that reason.
Khartoum
6
Khartoum may have its flaws but it’s worth a watch if you enjoy old epic movies with thousands of extras in each shot.
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