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“Ted K” trumpets its authentic bona fides early, informing us in an opening crawl that it was shot on the actual Montana land where Ted Kaczynski’s 10-by-12-foot cabin once stood, where he lived his spartan life and crafted the manifesto that would earn him the moniker The Unabomber. We also learn that director Tony Stone … Continue reading “Ted K”
A young boy don’t know how to tell his mother that his father is having affair with her sister, but see how it goes
A rumble of thunder, the whir of a blender, a sputtering cough, the patter of rain. Director Ruth Paxton puts you on edge from the beginning in “A Banquet,” and holds that unsettling mood throughout. But because the sound design is so vivid and Paxton’s eye for disturbing detail is so creative, it’s even more … Continue reading “A Banquet”
