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- A Precious Piece of Cinema 04 November 11:05|2 comments
- The House of the Devil Gives Em Hell 04 November 10:48
- Wild Things: They Make Everything Groovy 16 October 11:25
You’ve probably seen the abusive parent film before. You’ve also probably seen the inner city inspirational teacher film before too. There are certain conventions of postmodern dramas that keep cycling back, the previous two among them. In...
Paranormal Activity (2009) has been slaughtering--pardon the verb--the box office lately! Granted, This Is It (2009) won last weekend, but that’s not being reviewed because that’s not a real film. Ac...
Cobalt November REVIEWS: Precious and The House of the Devil -- http://www.cobaltnovember.com
Cobalt November I was FLOORED by Precious. Amazing amazing little film.
Cobalt November So I finally got around to see The Brothers Bloom. Stellar, but it prevented me from writing my House of the Devil review. Will do. Promptly.
Cobalt November House of the Devil was stellar. THAT'S the horror film to see this weekend. Review to come...
Cobalt November The Brothers Bloom just arrived on Netflix. This ought to be a good day.
Cobalt November Strangers with Candy is now on Hulu! Good for folks who don't own the complete series...unlike me.
In 1991, when Dave Eggers was 21 years old, his parents died within a month of one another of differing forms of cancer, leaving him and his siblings orphans. For Eggers’ older brother and sister, this wasn’t much of a problem--they were already adults. Hi...
Cobalt November REVIEW: Where the Wild Things Are -- http://www.cobaltnovember.com
Cobalt November didn't cry.
Cobalt November Ooh, I made people aaaaangry! http://bit.ly/2Uba0n
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In 2007, two artists who were hot in the California scene committed suicide, one after the other, following fits of paranoia the two suffered, fearing the government and religious organizations were conspiring against them. ...
Cobalt November I'm very excited for Where the Wild Things Are at midnight tonight. I don't WANT to cry...but I won't hold back either...
I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell (2009) is very loosely based off of a Tucker Max book of the same name. The book is a compilation of short, unapologetic “autobiographical” stories about the author’s insane sexual exploits in graphic detail. They’re crude. They’re misogynistic. And they...
Before you read this review, I want you to watch this trailer. I’ve been pretty hard on a lot of film ad campaigns this year, because a lot of them have misrepresented their films so poorly, it’s been impossible to ignore. So, for the first time, I’d like to applaud one for getting it right. This...
