Thirst: The Park Chan-wook Film You Haven’t Seen
Peter Cameron – Park Chan-wook’s Thirst is a vampire film that doesn’t suck. It doesn’t prey upon cliché. It doesn’t rely on hackneyed tropes. Thirst knows our expectations. And it flirts with them.
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SIFF 2024 Day 8 Recap: Horror Shorts and Lots of Faces
Peter Cameron – The one thing that sucks about SIFF is parking. It’s expensive and nearly impossible to find, which can break your spirit. But as my friend and fellow NadaMucho.com critic, Tim Basaraba, likes to say, “Not today!”
SIFF 2024 Review: Scorched Earth Is a Slow Burn
Peter Cameron – Sometimes a title says it all. Wedding Crashers, A Bridge Over the River Kwai, The Godfather, you get the drift. Then there are titles that bury the lead: Chinatown, The Third Man. Thomas Arslan’s Scorched Earth, on the other hand, is like the film: subtle.
Say Cheese: A Taste of Swiss Humor in “Bonjour Switzerland”
Tim Basaraba – I love a good dad joke. They make me chuckle. And who doesn’t like a good chuckle? Peter Luisi’s SIFF submission, Bonjour Switzerland, feels like a feature-length dad joke. The only problem is what gets lost in the sauce of translation.
SIFF 2024: Day 3 Recap
Peter Cameron – Saturday was hot. Folks from Nevada would laugh, but 73 in Seattle, for us locals, is verging on uncomfortable. What better way to escape this discomfort than to slip inside a shady cinema and watch a film?
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