Category Archives: Film
“An Impression: Dischord Records” at the DC Independent Film Festival
This short Documentary about Dischord Records will premiere at The DC Independent Film Festival. Continue reading
Of course the Academy got it wrong! The true two best pictures
Gavin Dunaway rounds up his thoughts on this years Oscars. He gives us the real two best films of the year. Continue reading
Washington DC Independent Film Festival Opens this Thursday
A quick intro to the Washington, DC Independent Film Festival, running March 2-12 at various locations around the city. Continue reading
Bursting the Bubble: Is Soderbergh’s latest predicting the death of the movie theater?
My worst movie theater experience is still vivid in my mind: Loews in Georgetown, 28 Days Later, opening weekend, midnight showing with girlfriend (ex now, if you care to know). Oh, it should have been scary and tense, horrifying and … Continue reading
Golden Globes: What Are Your Picks?
The Golden Globes are tonight, Monday, January 16 on NBC at 8pm eastern . Of course we don’t all agree on the nominations or the picks of any award show. So, tell us what your picks are by leaving a … Continue reading
Scrooge and A Christmas Story: The Two Greatest Yuletide Films
No matter where you live or how you spend the Holidays, the odds are that you‚Äôll probably wind up hearing a pantheon of Christmas-themed music and movies oriented around the said Holiday. I grew up celebrating both holidays, but considering … Continue reading
This Weekend in Film…
Friday, December 16 — Tuesday, December 20 Please Note: We are only reviewing independent films at this time. This will change in the near future. First off, if you haven’t seen King Kong yet this movie should be #1 on … Continue reading
Afro-Punk: One Night Only!
Special One Night Screening at Warehouse >> photo courtesy and © Afro-Punk ���Punk rock is black music.��� So say two interview subjects in James Spooner���s documentary Afro-Punk, including Carla Mad-Dog, who has been deep within the punk rock scene since … Continue reading