Clayton Sapp

The Letterboxd video store is live and with it came a handful of festival darlings which, without distribution deals, were destined to fall between the cracks. The only English language film of the bunch, Alexander Ullom’s It Ends  serves as an excellent example of just what this selection of movies stand for. That being the type of movie you watch debut with a hushed audience in South by Southwest’s Paramount Theater or Telluride Colorado’s ice rink: thrilled to dissect with other festival...

Grand Theft Hamlet may be the most “a film of its time” any movie has ever been. This film’s ability to capture the existential dread...

DreamWorks’ latest animated film features a police officer who is blown up and must have his dog’s head sewn onto his body. This Robocop...