Marc Mohan is a Film Critic at Oregon ArtsWatch. He has been deeply involved in Portland's film culture for decades, exploring topics related to the film industry and filmmaking while contributing to arts and entertainment discussions. Marc's insights and critiques have also been featured in ArtsWatch.
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By: Marc Mohan
Currently playing in multiple theaters, "Leviticus" follows two teenaged boys haunted by a paranormal entity that takes the form of whoever a person is most attracted to.
By: Marc Mohan
Plus: the half-baked sci-fi film "O Horizon," and "ASCO: Without Permission" pays tribute to the revolutionary East Los Angeles art collective of the '70s and '80s.
By: Marc Mohan
Adapted from Nikolai Gogol's 1842 novel, "Dead Souls" screens at Portland's Clinton Street Theater on Friday, July 3rd, with the director in attendance for a Q&A.
By: Marc Mohan
With not much in the way of blockbuster features this week, two smaller films take center stage.
By: Marc Mohan
Also this week: the documentary "Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World," experimental shorts by Shūji Terayama, plus Portland's Hollywood Theatre kicks off its centenary celebration.
By: Marc Mohan
The futuristic neon-noir follows a young actress and an American GI who become embroiled in the machinations of a supernatural serial killer.
By: Marc Mohan
Plus: a conversation with writer-director Russell Goldman, whose debut feature "Sender" screens at PFCAT on Saturday, August 22.
By: Marc Mohan
The summer's latest "elevated horror" flick follows a group of college graduates who find themselves trapped on a never-ending highway.
By: Marc Mohan
The second narrative feature from critic-turned-director Kent Jones stars Willem Dafoe as a former poet whose work is rediscovered by a society of pretentious university grads.
By: Marc Mohan
Also this week: the 2001 queer classic "By Hook or by Crook" restored in 4K, plus the absurdist fever dream "Straight Circle."
