Category: patrick felton

I hate to admit this, but I’ve never seen a John Boorman film. Despite my love of 70s cinema, somehow the filmmaker who made some of the most loved classics of the era, including Deliverance, has slipped through the cracks.

As long as America has been a haven for immigrants, comedians have had a knack for finding collective goats to antagonize. An individual can walk into a comedy open mic night any night of the week and they are sure...

Whenever a film does not work for me, it can often be helpful for me to reflect on one’s own ideals for what a film can and should be and compare them to those of the film in question. Even...

Pilgrim Song is the sophomore feature from Kentucky filmmaker Martha Stevens. After premiering earlier this year at the South By Southwest festival it has made its made its way to many regional film festivals in the Southeast and Midwest including...

Few things are more refreshing than seeing the words “New Yorker Films” flash across the screen. Only 3 years after the film company shut down due to funding crises, the film world rejoices to see the legendary distributor of the...