Essay [wpbb post:title] By Anwen Crawford On Jack Hazan and David Mingay’s uneasy portrait of The Clash. Rude Boy screens at Metrograph, part of the Pop Plays Itself series, from April 1st. It is fitting that Rude Boy, one of the earliest punk films, should exist in a fraught space somewhere between documentary and fiction.…
Essay [wpbb post:title] By Vikram Murthi Looking back at Repo Man, an evergreen middle-finger to all the ordinary fuckin’ people out there. Repo Man plays Metrograph November 27 If you have even a passing interest in “alternative” culture, cult film, ’80s hardcore, American cult cinema, there’s a very good chance you’ve seen, if not internalized,…
[wpbb post:terms_list taxonomy=’category’ html_list=’no’ separator=’, ‘ linked=’yes’] [wpbb post:title] By [wpbb archive:acf type=’text’ name=’byline_author’] A look at Out of the Blue, a film haunted by the ghosts of teen cinema’s sad boys, bad girls, and the punk bands that could’ve saved them. Out of the Blue plays Metrograph November 7-30 A whole lot of shit…
