Amy Seimetz
Alien: Covenant review
Alien veterans will find plenty to enjoy in this more-than worthy addition to the franchise
Upstream Colour review (Blu-ray)
With 2004's Primer, Carruth created a mind-melding, claustrophobic movie on the tightest of budgets that managed to be one of the best films ever made about time travel.
You're Next review (Blu-ray)
It probably wouldn't make the poster, or the cover of the Blu-ray, but a fitting tagline for You're Next would be: "Don't fuck with an Aussie." And if you think...
Upstream Colour review
With 2004's Primer, Carruth created a mind-melding, claustrophobic movie on the tightest of budgets that managed to be one of the best films ever made about time travel.
You're Next review
It probably wouldn't make the poster, but a fitting tagline for You're Next would be: "Don't fuck with an Aussie"
Tiny Furniture review
This is very much a personal project for writer-director-performer Dunham. Her co-stars include her mother and sister and it was filmed in the family home, a sparse and stylish New...
A Horrible Way to Die review (Blu-ray)
Sarah (Siemetz) is a recovering alcoholic with more than just substance abuse in her past. Amy is also trying to recover emotionally from a previous relationship that turned bad in...
A Horrible Way to Die review
Sarah (Siemetz) is a recovering alcoholic with more than just substance abuse in her past. Amy is also trying to recover emotionally from a previous relationship that turned bad in...