David Ehrlich

A FILM WORTH LEAVING THE ATTIC FOR

Cinematic allegories and reflections upon contemporary American society have generally come in the guise of science fiction or subversive animation.

Chairlift Ascends Pop Music Heights

Chairlift-appropriately named-is a band on the rise.

Silence Would Be Better Than This

Box office figures notwithstanding, by its second week of release Silent Hill may find itself to be the most reviled American film since Gigli.

Scream: Great Movie or Greatest Movie?

When Adolf Eichmann stood trial for crimes against humanity in Israel, someone suggested that the most fitting form of retribution would be to lock the former Nazi in a cell and slowly drain the ro

When Too Soon Lasts Too Long

As I watched Jesus turn every cheek he had in the Passion of the Christ: How to Stop Narrative Momentum and Start Loving the Whip, one phrase dominated my thoughts-"Too soon." I mean, the man has b

And the Oscar Goes to... Fascism!

Vlad is exceptionally intelligent, but he may not be aware that Asian men have testicles. Vlad is 23 years old, and I'd be surprised if he knew that Latinos even existed.

Elderly German May Be Messiah

I may be an agnostic, but I've long harbored suspicions that German filmmaker Werner Herzog is a divine being of some sort.

London Rains Idiocy

Hunter Richards' directorial debut, London, is the most obnoxious sort of indie filmmaking, the kind that suffocates its obvious potential under dense layers of smarmy and unwarranted self

Lorelai Gilmore Slept With Bogart?

I'm in love. Unfortunately, as with most of the girls with whom I'm infatuated, she's either fictional or Audrey Hepburn (I'm not gay; I just know life-altering beauty when I see it).

Eisenhower Predicts the Apocalypse

With the release of his latest documentary, Why We Fight, filmmaker Eugene Jarecki has effectively become a more vital man than George W. Bush.