Chuck Bowen is an author at Style Weekly. He focuses on the arts and entertainment sector, with a particular emphasis on the film industry and filmmaking. Chuck's insights and critiques have been featured in Style Weekly, Slant Magazine, and Ledger Dispatch.
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“Alpha” and “Forbidden Fruit” are bold works from rising filmmakers.
“The Drama” wants to be a scandal, but it’s just another posturing doodle.
Existential crises, fake monsters and hair metal in “Faces of Death,” “Deathstalker” and “Exit 8.”
“Mother Mary” and “Night Patrol” are two very messy explorations of pop cultural demons.
The film understands that the truly wild movies are casual about their wildness, accepting a state of anything goes as status quo.
“Affection” and “Midwinter Break” on the challenges of long-term relationships.
“Obsession” and “Wasteman” make for a week of good, bleak thrillers.
“I Love Boosters” and “Zodiac Killer Project” on the anxieties of the modern age.
The techno hellscapes of “Backrooms” and “The AI Doc."
Though far from being Miike Takashi's most explicit film, 'Audition' is his most disturbing for the patience he displays.
