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Craig Schroeder / movies / oscars / reviews / Theatrical Review

February 8, 2018

The 2018 Oscar-Nominated Live-Action Shorts: Heaviness and Humanism, by Craig Schroeder

“The Silent Child” dir. Chris Overton Films, or art for that matter, are radical pieces of activism, promoting the ideals of their creators to a larger audience. Some films are more overt about the kind of change they intend to...

2017 / Craig Schroeder / movies

February 2, 2018

Craig’s Top Ten of 2017

There are many films from 2017 I enjoyed and would like to spotlight. However, the mathematical restraints of a “Top Ten List” have limited me to only ten films. Here are some 2017 films I quite liked but didn’t make...

Craig Schroeder / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

November 30, 2017

Slumber: A Recurring Nightmare, by Craig Schroeder

Nightmares can be a tricky thing to relay interestingly in conversation, let alone on film. So much of what makes nightmares scary doesn’t translate well when you’re recalling it to a friend or loved one. Slumber, the feature debut of...

Craig Schroeder / home video hovel / movies / reviews

July 11, 2017

Home Video Hovel: Car Wash, by Craig Schroeder

1976’s Car Wash is a cinematic outlier, noteworthy for spawning a ubiquitous disco hit and hosting early film appearances from legendary comedians Richard Pryor and George Carlin (as well as a bevy of performances from notable character actors like Franklin...

Craig Schroeder / home video hovel / movies / reviews

September 26, 2016

Home Video Hovel: Patterns, by Craig Schroeder

For Rod Serling, the creator of Twilight Zone and Night Gallery, pathos isn’t so much a creative tool as it is the main reason for creating. There’s hardly ever a moment in a Twilight Zone episode in which Serling isn’t...

Tagged: craig schroeder

The 2018 Oscar-Nominated Live-Action Shorts: Heaviness and Humanism, by Craig Schroeder

Slumber: A Recurring Nightmare, by Craig Schroeder

Home Video Hovel: Car Wash, by Craig Schroeder

Home Video Hovel: Patterns, by Craig Schroeder

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