Category: dayne linford

“Gueros” is a term specific to Mexico, meaning light-skinned or fair-haired. In use, it’s more playful than pejorative, but the implication is still there. Shades of privilege, youth and race linger in its tone, an acknowledgment of history and social...

The Dead Lands is a solid action movie of the straightforward type we don’t often see anymore, a rather simple revenge plotline enlivened by a sense of place and culture lacking in your standard action fare. The plot follows Hongi...

Opening with two young teenage boys finding shelter in a phone booth from a torrential downpour, Rebels of the Neon God gives us an immediate sense of its moral and social landscape. They light their cigarettes, collect themselves, then immediately set...

The typical filmic criminal narrative takes its cues from The Godfather, a story of the boss, the rise of the new boss, and, sometimes, his fall. Sometimes we get films about the little guys, such as Goodfellas, about the less...

Henry Corra and Reggie Nicholson’s Farewell to Hollywood is a documentary film, of sorts, about the documentary film Corra and Nicholson worked on during the two years leading up to Nicholson’s death from osteosarcoma, a kind of bone cancer. It...