Dancing, drag, drugs and a murder. Party Monster is based on the book Disco Bloodbath by James St. James, friend of Michael Alig: King of the Club Kids. It delivers a grim and comedic look at Michael’s rise, and dramatic spiral, as one of New York’s most infamous party planners.
Now available on physical media from Radiance Films
A man is sent to prison which can’t contain him for long. Soon he finds his way out, again and again, so that he can go live life a bit and be a menace to the locals.
What begins as a chance encounter in a Portland record store slowly unfurls into a manipulative, offbeat love triangle that neither the participants nor the audience are fully prepared to navigate.
A father’s quest for truth after a tragedy quickly turns into a thrilling journey through deceit, past wounds, and dark secrets.
Two sheep herders on a secluded mountainside make discoveries about themselves, and their sexualities, and just deal with the discriminatory repercussions of society, in Brokeback Mountain.
A Green Beret comes home from war to find his high school overrun with gang violence and drugs, and must use the powers of capoeira to protect the students from a dangerous drug lord in Only the Strong.
In the final review set from this year’s Seattle International Film Festival, Bob presents short reviews for Tales from the Magic Garden, The Things You Kill, Scarecrow in a Garden of Cucumbers, and Twinless.