Marten Carlson
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Atlanta, GA, United States
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Past articles by Marten:
We Talk Skating, ’90s Music, Youth Culture and More With Jonah Hill and the Cast of Mid90s
The director of this year’s buzziest teen movie discusses how he rendered ’90s L.A. with authenticity. → Read More
From Drive-Ins to Blockbusters: How Ridley Scott’s Alien Changed Hollywood Forever
Thoughts on the 1979 sci-fi masterpiece and why it's so lasting and effective. → Read More
Film Review: Gemini is the Latest Feature to Turn Los Angeles Into a Neon Underworld
A stylish but dramatically suspect L.A. neo-noir with some lasting images to spare. → Read More
Film Review: Small Town Crime Stands Up For the Plight of the Town Drunk
John Hawkes delivers a memorable leading turn in this sharp Western subversion. → Read More
Film Review: The Disaster Artist
James Franco’s tale of the production of The Room is a loving, referential tribute. → Read More
Apes Wizard Andy Serkis Explains How He Evolved Caesar
The motion-capture legend breaks down his most complicated role to date. → Read More
From Drive-Ins to Blockbusters: How Ridley Scott’s Alien Changed Hollywood Forever
Thoughts on the 1979 sci-fi masterpiece and why it’s so lasting and effective. → Read More
SXSW Film Review: Gemini
A visually compelling but dramatically familiar murder whodunit with a modern LA sheen. → Read More
SXSW Film Review: Fits and Starts
An occasionally charming indie comedy that struggles to fit its many vignettes together. → Read More
SXSW Film Review: Small Town Crime
John Hawkes delivers a memorable leading turn in this sharp Western subversion. → Read More
SXSW Film Review: The Disaster Artist
James Franco’s tale of the production of The Room is a loving, referential tribute. → Read More
SXSW Film Review: Song to Song
Terrence Malick offers yet another protracted exercise in purposeless existential wandering. → Read More
Film Review: War on Everyone
Michael Peña and Alexander Skarsgård entertain in an offensive, unfocused buddy comedy. → Read More
Film Review: Split
M. Night Shyamalan’s latest thriller shines, thanks to a powerful lead performance. → Read More
Film Review: A Monster Calls
A beautiful exploration of loss and grief, all with the help of a big, tall monster. → Read More
Subverting the Western: Ti West on Archetypes, Expectations, and John Travolta
The genre filmmaker returns with his latest experiment: In a Valley of Violence. → Read More
Subverting the Western: Ti West on Archetypes, Expectations, and John Travolta
The genre filmmaker returns with his latest experiment: In a Valley of Violence. → Read More
Film Review: Phantasm: Ravager
The long-awaited fifth entry will please fans and disappoint casual viewers. → Read More
Film Review: Phantasm: Ravager
The long-awaited fifth entry will please fans and disappoint casual viewers. → Read More
The Ball Is Back: Don Coscarelli on Phantasm, Fanboys, and Pesky Fishing Wire
The cult filmmaker reflects on his time with the series ahead of the new 4k restoration. → Read More