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Clayton Dillard

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Sheba, Baby (1975) 29% 3/5 “If Sheba, Baby’s dealings with ethnicity, sexuality, and gender are often crude and underdeveloped, it’s because of these very flaws, and constraints, that its intriguing elements are allowed to emerge.” – Slant Magazine Apr 8, 2025 Full Review Blood Rage (1987) 73% 4.5/5 “The era of the video store is gone, but Blood Rage should live on in themed cocktail parties and midnight screenings.” – Slant Magazine Oct 8, 2024 Full Review Antichrist (1974) 14% “The Antichrist certainly looks dynamic and foreboding as lensed by Joe D’Amato, but given how it veers from scene to scene between orgiastic absurdism, freakout ceremonies, and solemn religious speak, its wants for more seamlessness and coherence.” – Slant Magazine Sep 27, 2024 Full Review In & Out (1997) 74% “The film’s tameness isn’t necessarily to its detriment as farce.” – Slant Magazine Jul 31, 2024 Full Review Farewell My Concubine (1993) 91% “Chen Kaige offers a definitive vision of what it looks, sounds, and feels like to realize that the personal is always political.” – Slant Magazine Jul 28, 2024 Full Review No Fear, No Die (1990) 100% 3.5/4 “As with Claire Denis’s previous Chocolat, emphasis is placed both on how the French legacy of colonialism persists into the present, as well as how Black men are often filtered through the white imagination to ruinous ends.” – Slant Magazine Jul 15, 2024 Full Review Girlfight (2000) 87% “Karyn Kusama’s film is a prescient and compelling consideration of gender identity and sports.” – Slant Magazine May 22, 2024 Full Review Bushman (1971) 100% “The dramatic stakes of cultural and ethnic stressors become especially relevant once Paul Eyam Nzie Okpokam is arrested during the making of the film on a phony charge involving the possession of an explosive device. ” – Slant Magazine May 20, 2024 Full Review Lights Out in Europe (1940) “It and Crisis provide remarkable examples of how journalistic integrity combines with cinematic technique to produce works that can lay claim to conceptualizing both the state of being and state of mind in these cities during this time.” – Slant Magazine May 18, 2024 Full Review Crisis: A Film of the Nazi Way (1939) “It and Lights Out in Europe provide remarkable examples of how journalistic integrity combines with cinematic technique to produce works that can lay claim to conceptualizing both the state of being and state of mind in these cities during this time.” – Slant Magazine May 18, 2024 Full Review The Shootist (1976) 81% “Don Siegel’s 1976 western The Shootist stars John Wayne in his final film appearance, though it’s perhaps just as notable for the muted nature of its regard for the pathology of violence.” – Slant Magazine Apr 11, 2024 Full Review Paint Your Wagon (1969) 45% “Joshua Logan’s Paint Your Wagon can be viewed as one of the last gasps of a dwindling Hollywood studio system, as well as a precursor to the New Hollywood.” – Slant Magazine Mar 25, 2024 Full Review West Indies: The Fugitive Slaves of Liberty (1979) 3.5/4 “Med Hondo’s is a bravura spectacle of intellectual and cinematic daring.” – Slant Magazine Mar 17, 2024 Full Review Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957) 87% “By initially focusing on Doc, who’s more receptive to Wyatt’s council here, the film winds up giving the men equal footing as protagonists, making this something closer to a buddy picture.” – Slant Magazine Feb 26, 2024 Full Review Witness for the Prosecution (1957) 100% “The film is an alchemic triumph of effortless story execution, pinpoint humor, and acting masterclass.” – Slant Magazine Feb 13, 2024 Full Review Dario Argento Panico (2023) 100% 2.5/4 “It’s Argento who consistently makes the most compelling and incisive on-screen presence throughout Simone Scafidi’s documentary.” – Slant Magazine Jan 28, 2024 Full Review How to Have Sex (2023) 97% 3.5/4 “How to Have Sex winds up delivering on the promise of its title, as this is a truly instructive film about sexual politics, though a remarkable one for largely leaving emotions unresolved and relationships feeling messy.” – Slant Magazine Jan 18, 2024 Full Review The Strangler (1970) 100% 3/4 “This 1970 psychological thriller was Paul Vecchiali’s self-conscious attempt during the waning years of the Nouvelle Vague to take the movement’s genre-defying sensibilities in a new direction.” – Slant Magazine Nov 13, 2023 Full Review The Disappearance of Shere Hite (2023) 100% 3/4 “With its determination to retrace the largely forgotten steps of a feminist trailblazer, The Disappearance of Shere Hite is an essential work of archival savvy, blending popular and academic conversations with ease and precision.” – Slant Magazine Nov 10, 2023 Full Review Mutt (2023) 89% 2/4 “That Feña suffers so that other trans people won’t have to may be edifying to some, but it also reduces Mutt to an Afterschool Special.” – Slant Magazine Aug 13, 2023 Full Review Heart of Stone (2023) 31% 1.5/4 “The title is accurate insofar as the film struggles to exert an emotional pull.” – Slant Magazine Aug 11, 2023 Full Review Two Tickets to Greece (2022) 81% 2/4 “The film can never quite decide to what extent it wants to be either a light-hearted raunchy comedy or a darker comedic assessment of contemporary life.” – Slant Magazine Jul 7, 2023 Full Review White Balls on Walls (2022) 86% 3.5/4 “Sarah Vos creates a nearly mockumentary effect that neither fully lampoons nor endorses contemporary standards for the art world’s political correctness but lands at a decidedly more ambivalent point.” – Slant Magazine May 21, 2023 Full Review Stay Awake (2022) 88% 1.5/4 “Jamie Sisley’s film looks at its serious subject matter through a maudlin lens. ” – Slant Magazine May 13, 2023 Full Review Human Flowers of Flesh (2022) 83% 1.5/4 “There’s an emptiness to Helena Wittmann’s Human Flowers of Flesh that no amount of striking cinematography, thematic suggestion, and allusions to Jean Painlevé can disguise.” – Slant Magazine Apr 10, 2023 Full Review
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