Chuck Bowen is an Author at various publications, including Style Weekly and Slant Magazine. He focuses on the arts and entertainment sector, with a particular emphasis on film and cinema, as well as theater. Chuck's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Ledger Dispatch and Film Forum.
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Chuck Bowen's coverage indicates a focus on film reviews and entertainment news, particularly related to the local Virginia Film Festival. To effectively reach out to Chuck, consider pitching new movie releases or Blu-ray editions for review. You may also offer insights into emerging trends in the film industry that would be relevant to his local audience.
Given his strong emphasis on film reviews and cultural events, pitches could include exclusive interviews with filmmakers or actors participating in the Virginia Film Festival, as well as stories about unique aspects of Richmond’s film culture.
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Aughts-era bro-think returns with “Super Troopers 3” and “Ice Cream Man.”
On the frustrating yet transporting “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma.”
Starring William Campbell, Luana Anders, Bart Patton, Mary Mitchel, Patrick Magee Produced by Roger Corman
On the considerable mixed pleasures of “Tony” and “The Rivals of Amziah King.”
New York, New York, like most Scorsese films, is about the trials and glories of making art.
On the odd sleepers of the final true summer movie weekend of the year.
By: Chuck Bowen
Lanzmann’s mammoth 1985 documentary is an angry landmark of demystification.
On the scruffy “The Sun Never Sets,” the interminable mastery of “The Samurai and the Prisoner,” and the go-for-broke confidence of “Parasomnia.”
By: Chuck Bowen, Jake Cole
These films are exemplars of the genre known as the cinéma du look.
Hope in all flavors, figurative, literal, physical and mineral in “Hope” and “Late Fame.”
