Point & Click

This month, on Point & Click:

  • Local producer Matthew Horrocks has some cogent articles on the state of New Zild film at his Reservoir Films. Go – go read them now.
  • The Incomparable Christopher Rywalt reviews Sex Decoy: Love Stings, a reality show about… about…. I can’t. But here’s an extract:

    … when a ridiculously gorgeous woman — or even a skanky stripper — comes on to you out of nowhere, your choices explaining what’s going on are a) you’ve inexplicably, suddenly, and surprisingly become vastly more attractive to the opposite sex or b) she’s an alien/vampire/killer robot who’s going to eat you before you come.
  • Screenwriter Josh Olson (A History of Violence) explains why he will not read your fucking script. ‘S nothing personal. And totally understandable.
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2 Responses to Point & Click

  1. Stripper says:

    Once a letter has been guessed, out, and can no longer be clicked or typed.

  2. d f mamea says:

    OOH! a riddle!

    hang on: it’s from ‘Stripper’.

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