A conversation with Seattle
Private Property, the previously-lost 1960 sorta-film noir opening tonight for a one-week run at the Grand Illusion Cinema, is a … Continue reading Rediscovered Thriller PRIVATE PROPERTY Casts an Eerie Shadow on Shiny Americana
Like most genre-loving geeks worth their salt, I was extremely relieved that Star Wars: The Force Awakens did not suck. … Continue reading The Turkish “Star Wars” Will Mess You Up
The Hell with Christmas—literally. Halloween’s always been my jam from a holiday perspective, thanks to its emphasis on scary things, … Continue reading The Sunbreak’s Guide to Halloween, 2015 Edition
When it comes down to brass tacks, you could call Spring (opening tonight at the Grand Illusion) a horror movie, … Continue reading Indie Scare Flick ‘Spring’ Weaves a Dark and Affecting Spell
Sure, Valentine’s Day is just a memorial to a few brutally-executed Catholic martyrs that’s morphed into a cash-grab by candy … Continue reading Support Your Local Indie Movie Houses This Valentine’s Weekend
STIFF, Seattle True Independent Film Festival, opens tonight and runs through next Saturday with a bunch great films, both short … Continue reading Short reviews of short films at STIFF
A natural disaster wracks the American south, unleashing flash floods that decimate the houses and livelihoods of thousands. The camera’s … Continue reading It’s Easy to Get Submerged in ‘The Great Flood’