Movie Poster of the Week: Ben Wheatley’s “Sightseers”
Adrian CurryPerhaps the first hand-knitted movie poster announces the newest film from a master of homespun horror.
Perhaps the first hand-knitted movie poster announces the newest film from a master of homespun horror.
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An interview with Jay Shaw about his striking new Mondo poster for Ben Wheatley’s Kill List.
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“Wheatley might be the most idiosyncratic and exciting filmmaker the UK has produced since Shane Meadows.”
The film of the week would have to be Olivier Assayas's Carlos, and the roundup of raves carries on right here. So, too, does the one for Clint Eastwood's Hereafter, which a few critics have now stepped
"Ben Wheatley's Down Terrace follows up a strong first half with a rather less productive second act," writes Andrew Schenker in Slant. "Charting two weeks in the lives of a father-and-son gangster