Reviews of hard-to-find, obscure, creative, independent underground movies.
Blondes in the Jungle is part hilarious screwball slacker comedy and part gorgeous travelogue. Directed by Lev Kaman and Whitney Horn.
Horror director Tony Randel turns to guerrilla filmmaking tactics with killer results for The Double Born, starring the phenomenal Sammi Davis.
The Re-Death Of Psychedelia is a DVD compilation of the L.A. public access show The Threee Geniuses and it will blow your mind, man!
Fucking Tulsa is a cinematic baseball bat to the side of the head. Directed by Clu Gulager, shot by John Gulager and stars Tom and Miriam Gulager.
The Sheep and the Ranch Hand by Loretta Hintz is an exceptionally well-crafted and genuinely hilarious short film that has a nice message.
Dog Days collects 7 fantastic animated short films from Bill Plympton, who proves that he’s one of animation’s greatest artists.
The Livelong Day, a documentary by filmmaker David Fenster, paints a sensitive and intimate portrait of the model train enthusiast.
Three Hams in a Can by Kenta McGrath is the anti-travel and concert documentary, about three Australian noise rock musicians unleashed in Tokyo.