Cinafilm has over 5 million movie reviews and counting …

About Us
Contact Us
Sitemap
Follow us onCinafilm - Twitter Cinafilm - Pinterest

Last updated: 08 Jun 2026 at 01:31 UTC

Movie Reviews by Steve Erickson - Page 8 of 11

141-160 of 207 Reviews

Sort by:

Review of Palo Alto (2014)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

While not quite at the level of Richard Linklater's Dazed and Confused or Olivier Assayas' Cold Water, it comes closer than most contemporary…

Review of A Quiet Passion (2016)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

It's no accident that A Quiet Passion evokes late avant-modernist women like Akerman and Huillet…

Review of Last Flag Flying (2017)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Gay City News (145) on 12 Feb 2018

The actors do a great job of suggesting a friendship going back decades, suddenly picked up again…

Review of Particle Fever (2013)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

The movie could have been as dry as a NOVA episode, and indeed its weakest moments carry an arid whiff of PBS infotainment…

Review of The Assassin (2015)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

You're not likely to see a better film this year…

Review of Under the Sun (2015)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

a film about the human cost of authoritarianism, as well as a postmodern lesson in the value of questioning the reality of what we watch…

Review of The Dog (2014)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

Cautionary tales are rarely this exhilarating…

Review of Mr. Turner (2014)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

it's the British director's best film in years…

Review of Foxcatcher (2014)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

You can see equally tawdry true-crime dramas all day long on cable TV, and their directors don't take 134 minutes or use a showily desaturated…

Review of Actress (2014)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

Robert Greene's past two documentaries - Kati with an i, Fake It So Real - were impressive, but they didn't prepare one for the leap he's made…

Review of Stranger by the Lake (2013)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

many of my qualms evaporated in the movie's brutally suspenseful final 10 minutes…

Review of American Honey (2016)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

You may hate it, but you're unlikely to feel blasé after coming out the other end of Arnold's vision of America…

Review of Raw (2017)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

The horror here isn't limited to expectations about women's bodies and the self-destructive things women do as a response, but it starts there…

Review of The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things (2004)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Gay City News (145) on 12 Feb 2018

A flat plot description would make The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things sound like one of the most harrowing films ever made…

Review of Love Is Strange (2014)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

…

Review of The Beguiled (2017)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

If Coppola puts a feminist spin on the narrative, emphasizing the difficulty of expressing female desire without endangerment, she's not far…

Review of The Nile Hilton Incident (2017)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

Fares delivers one of this year's most impressive male performances so far, one that lifts this film above the neo-noir clichés that it could…

Review of The Overnight (2015)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

In only 78 minutes, this eye-widening, startlingly honest little movie says more about love, and the difficulties of keeping it fresh, than…

Review of The Diary of a Teenage Girl (2015)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

Both in her strength and confusion, Minnie - played by British actress Bel Powley - is a really believable teenager…

Review of Dior and I (2015)

By Steve Erickson (207) for Nashville Scene (147) on 12 Feb 2018

The excess detailed in the Saint Laurent films is well behind us - which is good for Simons' health, but perhaps not so good for documentary…

1
...
7
8
9
...
11

Page 8 of 11

Steve Erickson has written reviews for:

Village Voice (8,525)
Slant Magazine (8,298)
L.A. Weekly (3,142)
Slate (2,081)
The Atlantic (1,046)
Metro (930)
Brooklyn Magazine (241)
Nashville Scene (147)
Gay City News (145)

Steve Erickson is connected to:

Share This Page

Share

Tweet

Popular Movies Right Now

Avengers: Endgame

2019

86%432 Reviews

2022

72%115 Reviews

2022

70%145 Reviews

2018

76%1,635 Reviews

Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One

2023

79%186 Reviews

War for the Planet of the Apes

2017

78%1,656 Reviews

2022

68%181 Reviews

2018

76%696 Reviews

2014

81%1,229 Reviews

2019

70%94 Reviews

Get social with CinafilmFollow us for reviews of the latest moviesCinafilm - Twitter Cinafilm - Pinterest Cinafilm - RSS

© 2026 Cinafilm Internet Productions

Prime Video logo is a trademark of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates

Our website support team can be reached by email at [email protected], or by phoning +44 3300 431 396

Cinafilm IP, Office 12693, PO Box 15113, Birmingham, West Midlands, B2 2NJ, United Kingdom