Craig Zobel
Most post-apocalyptic movies feature some sort of zombie outbreak, or at least a good car chase (as in the case of this year’s nonstop “Mad Max: Fury Road”). “Z for Zachariah” has neither, unless discovering how to manually pump fuel in order to resurrect the family tractor somehow counts as the latter. But it’s with good […]
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(This review was originally published on September 7, 2012 at Reel Film News) I felt I had to weigh in on “Compliance”, which poses as an examination of human behavior in order to feed us more of the exploitative garbage that I was hoping would eventually fade from contemporary cinema. I know, what a ridiculous […]
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