Movie reviews of Troy Anderson

For a shocking film shot on the cheap, it looks rather amazing. Review

If you wanted to watch a rather ditzy blonde argue, then this is for you. Review

On the lower end of Hicksploitation classics. Review

The show doesn’t lose its focus. Review

91 minutes of biker action and people going aggro just for more life. Review

Marion Cotillard raises the bar by trying to create a darker look at the kind of war romances that birthed tales like Casablanca. Review

It’s not an amazing movie, but it was better than “Lion”. Review

The collection of smash cuts, minute long shorts and construction paper interstitials produce something rather jarring for the late 80s. Review

While the film lives and dies by atmosphere, there’s not much in terms of true terror. Review

Pulp goodness designed to appeal to that visceral aesthetic that keeps young men forever spitting in the face of the Bechdel Test. Review

There’s a great film here, but it’s weighed down by the fact that it feels like every deleted scene was edited back into the movie. Review

While I’m not a big fan of Pollack, I have to say that this film could be used to warm serious film fans up to his greater works. Review

Strong character work abounds on a shoestring budget. Give it a viewing soon. Review

Fix the slight narrative issues and streamline magic a bit more and you’ve got a rather perfect film. Review

A rather cliche movie about couples of different ages learning from each other. Review

Matthew McConaughey channels his inner Jared Leto by trying to transform himself into an even more unlikable figure. Review

The whole film plays out as a prelude to a disaster but through the eyes of characters that don’t seem to be as dimensional as one would hope. Review

Works as horror that speaks to removing agency from the victimized. Review