John Maybury’s feature length experimental video Remembrance Of Things Fast: True Stories Visual Lies (1993) sees the filmmaker utilizing the video effects and techniques that made his music videos so… Read more »
Director Russell Mulcahy re-teamed with his Highlander (1986) star Christopher Lambert for the Easter themed thriller Resurrection (1999). Resurrection was an obvious exploitation of the success of Seven (1995) and,… Read more »
As an audience member one can either watch Super Mario Bros. (1993) with the expectation that it will be faithful to the Nintendo games or that it will embrace the… Read more »
The Peacemaker (1997) opens with the theft of ten nuclear warheads from a moving train by a rogue Russian general. To disguise the theft, the train is later derailed and… Read more »
Lisa Krueger’s Manny & Lo (1996) is an underrated gem of the independent film movement of the nineties. Scarlett Johansson, who plays the titular Manny, was only twelve when the… Read more »
You’ve Got Mail (1998) is one of the bonafide popular classics of the “golden age” of romantic comedies. Nora Ephron’s remake of The Shop Around The Corner (1940) updates Illatszertár… Read more »
Clockwatchers (1997) opens with Iris (Toni Collette) arriving for a new temp job with a credit company. Almost immediately, Iris begins a friendship with the other temps (Parker Posey, Lisa… Read more »
In New York City a serial killer known as “the death dealer” (Bolo Yeung) is killing renowned martial artists with the ancient fighting technique of the Tiger. NYPD detectives Tarek… Read more »
Viva Erotica (1996) is one of a relative few Category III films to have garnered the type of serious reputation usually reserved for international art films. The film is a… Read more »
The Demon’s Baby (1998) opens with General Hsu (Elvis Tsui) pillaging and ancient temple of its treasures. Among the many jewels and golden icons are five vessels, each containing an… Read more »