I’ve said quite a lot over the years about the films of J.L. Carrozza—the artist formerly known as Kojiro Abe—but can too much be said about his work? Many would bellow a hearty YES, shooting down any further queries with extended tongues and a flagon’s fill of venomous saliva. There are things that remain to […]
Continue reading "DVD Review: Two Short Films by J.L. Carrozza"Frequent readers of The JLR should be no strangers to Jules Carrozza, the artist formerly known as Kojiro Abe. Love him or hate him, he’s here and he’s in your backyard, the middle of the street, and wherever the hell else he wants to be making movies for fun, accolades, and maybe -just maybe- a […]
Continue reading "Exclusive: Interview with Jules Carrozza"So I saw The Simpsons yesterday, which is theoretically a pretty awesome birthday thing to do, regardless of the final product’s quality. After all, I’ve been watching the show since I was 8 years old, and the fact that the movie comes out around the time I turn 26 represents a massive time gap during […]
Continue reading "The Simpsons Movie"I realize that sometimes I may come off as somewhat of a merchant of curios here on the JLR, but I must once again wave the referential wand toward The Artist Formerly Known as Kojiro Abe. Abe himself, plotting your demiseAlthough this blog has covered this young man quite extensively in the past, his latest […]
Continue reading "The Savage Beast, Will It Ever Learn to Whisper Gently?"The youngest boy finally got his mail-order Rambo survival knife from the postman. After running inside with it, the wicked Aunt Tess proclaims that she “will not have a weapon of that caliber in this house!” When all is said and done, there’s no way I’m going to be able to convey the essence of […]
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