Gut is an indie horror film about Tom, a man who trudges along as best as he can through his boring life. Although it has many strong points, the best way to state its major flaw is an apparent (and [...]

Swoon took a while to review, and the reason is simple: it’s complicated, dense, and worth taking the time to watch and understand properly. I started the DVD at least 8 times, often giving up as I received a phone [...]

I am so glad that filmmakers Christopher Lockett and Gary Nicholson contacted Man, I Love Films to review their documentary, The Typewriter (In the 21st Century). Smartly, Lockett’s direction included a choice to open on simple text, the sound of typewriter keys [...]

From his first interview onward, it’s easy to relate to Jay: he takes his work seriously, even if the material (rock/punk rock) is something that’s easy to marginalize or laugh at. You immediately get the sense that this man might [...]

Let’s talk about sex. I took a sex course in college, and I truly loved the experience. I can say that I am a true student of sex; my personal interest in it aside, I care about how us humans [...]

Duck Beach is a documentary about an annual Memorial Day gathering in North Carolina where single young Mormons party and look for the person they’ll marry for life. If you’re like me, you have a love of learning about different [...]

I used to be a big baseball fan. My cousin played on the Yanks in the 90′s, and my older brother was cool enough to get multiple Sunday-tickets for all home games, every year. I’ve been to maybe a hundred [...]

The Russian Winter is a fine documentary about the well-known musician John Forté. When he was 21, he was working with The Fugees and got a Grammy nom for his work on their hit album The Score. Four years later, [...]

For some, it’s easy to look at old technology and sneer or laugh. When it comes to printing, though, I hope no one on the Internet is dumb enough to ignore its importance. In short, the progress of a society [...]

Programming the Nation is a documentary about the American media and how it may be – and has been – used to manipulate the people watching it. The topic is urgent, of course, and the director/narrator has a lot to [...]