A sneak preview followed by a Q&A with director Daniel Goldhaber and producers Isa Mazzei and David Grove Churchill Viste, which was moderated by one of my professors (the cool one)!
A great movie which invokes the great political-action films, like La Chinoise and The Battle of Algiers, and the latter was a specified influence. I recommend seeking out if you can! I made sure to shake the hands of the filmmakers and producers afterwards because I really think they did…
Damien Echols was asked by a local theater in my area to screen three of his favorite films, and A Dark Song was the second (The Mothman Prophecies was first, which i unfortunately missed). Personally, I find Echols fascinating and I couldn’t pass up this opportunity to hear him speak.
First off, great movie! Sick as hell! Secondly, Echols is a great speaker and he provided a lot of insight into why he chose this film. According to him, and…
A real fucking movie. I love how it’s basically a horror movie, Carpenter lays a lot of groundwork here that he’d continue to work on. And hearing his synth score boom through speakers in a theater is magical.
who knew DC stood for ‘dark & colorless’
Edit: I made a stupid, joke review and now I've paid for my sins...
