Craig D. Lindsey

Craig D. Lindsey is a music journalist. Below are 50 of 50 articles datpiff.ink indexes across 1 publication. Each links out to the original at the publisher.

• “Reprisal” Somehow Manages to Waste Both Bruce Willis and Frank Grillo — Village Voice · Aug 29, 2018
• “The Blue Iguana” Is Like a Knockoff of a Tarantino Knockoff — Village Voice · Aug 22, 2018
• “Say It Loud” Delivers a Fiery Crash Course in Political Cinema From the Black Power Era — Village Voice · Aug 17, 2018
• “Night Comes On” Is an Assured, Bleak Directorial Debut — Village Voice · Aug 01, 2018
• “Killer Bees” Proves There’s Basketball (and Racial Inequality) in the Hamptons — Village Voice · Jul 25, 2018
• Ferris Bueller, Quentin Tarantino, and the Construction of Whiteness in American Cinema — Village Voice · Jul 11, 2018
• SuperFly Is Silly, Pandering, and Full of One-Note Fools — Village Voice · Jun 15, 2018
• Black People, We Need to Talk About Mental Health — Village Voice · Jun 15, 2018
• Action Flick “China Salesman” Appears to Have Been Made by China Salesmen — Village Voice · Jun 13, 2018
• “The Texture of Falling” Is Exactly as Insufferable as Its Title Implies — Village Voice · May 30, 2018
• “Born Guilty” Will Suffocate You More Than Any Nagging Mother — Village Voice · May 09, 2018
• “Boom for Real” Finds Jean-Michel Basquiat Tagging Himself ‘It’ — Village Voice · May 07, 2018
• Rosario Dawson Goes South in William H. Macy’s “Krystal” — Village Voice · Apr 11, 2018
• “The Last O.G.” May Be Best Thing Tracy Morgan Has Ever Done — Village Voice · Apr 10, 2018
• Grace Jones’s Eighties Movies Showcase a Performer Hollywood Couldn’t Handle — Village Voice · Apr 06, 2018
• Bill Gunn and Ishmael Reed’s Messy, Complicated “Personal Problems” Finally Hits U.S. Screens — Village Voice · Mar 27, 2018
• “Unsolved” Makes Murders of Tupac and Biggie Into Hip-Hop “Zodiac” — Village Voice · Mar 27, 2018
• “What We Started” Offers a Loose History of the Modern DJ — Village Voice · Mar 21, 2018
• The Slick and Highly Referential “Us and Them” Borrows From the Best — Village Voice · Mar 14, 2018
• “The Forgiven” Turns Archbishop Desmond Tutu Into Columbo — Village Voice · Mar 06, 2018
• “The Lullaby” Is Like a Crueler, Creepier “Babadook” — Village Voice · Feb 28, 2018
• In “The Cured,” the Zombies Are More Misunderstood Than Villainous — Village Voice · Feb 21, 2018
• History’s No Joke, but on “Drunk History” and “Another Period,” It’s Hilarious — Even Revealing — Village Voice · Feb 21, 2018
• The British Drama “Lies We Tell” Is Just Too Damn Much — Village Voice · Feb 02, 2018
• “Kickboxer: Retaliation” Finds Jean-Claude Van Damme Making More Sequel-Minded Madness — Village Voice · Jan 24, 2018
• Nicolas Cage Goes Insane (Again) in “Mom and Dad.” But This Time, He’s Great. — Village Voice · Jan 17, 2018
• A Southern-Fried Al Pacino Hunts a Serial Killer in “Hangman” — Village Voice · Dec 20, 2017
• Grungy Backwoods Thriller “Hollow in the Land” Is Derivative and Uninspired — Village Voice · Dec 06, 2017
• “No Greater Love” Is a Compassionate, Complex Look at America’s Combat Veterans — Village Voice · Nov 28, 2017
• BAM’s “Strange Victories” Salutes the Heroic Resolve of the Second World War’s Black Soldiers — Village Voice · Nov 10, 2017
• “The Skyjacker’s Tale” Recounts a Convict’s Impossible Escape — and Argues for His Innocence — Village Voice · Jun 27, 2017
• Let’s Break Down This One Crazy-Dumb Thing in “The Book of Henry” — Village Voice · Jun 16, 2017
• One Day They’ll Say the “Baywatch” Movie Was the Day Dwayne Johnson Became President — Village Voice · May 26, 2017
• Dreamy Food Doc “The Last Magnificent” Follows Celebrity Chef Jeremiah Tower’s Lonely Rise — Village Voice · Apr 18, 2017
• ‘CHIPS’ Asks You to Pay to Watch its Stars Prove How Manly They Are — Village Voice · Mar 24, 2017
• MTV2’s ‘World Star TV’ Makes Black America Look as Bad as the President Thinks it Is — Village Voice · Mar 17, 2017
• An Authoritarian Regime Cracks Down on Satire in the Timely Doc “Tickling Giants” — Village Voice · Mar 15, 2017
• Prank-Call Stalker Horror Quickie ‘Don’t Hang Up’ Is as Much a Calling Card as a Movie — Village Voice · Feb 07, 2017
• Harlem Drama ‘Chapter & Verse’ Finds Life After Prison — Village Voice · Feb 03, 2017
• Suicide Road-Trip Comedy ‘Youth in Oregon’ Is an Effective Study in Dysfunction and Stubbornness — Village Voice · Feb 03, 2017
• ‘The Sunshine Makers’ Offers a Breezy Trip Back in Time With the Kings of LSD — Village Voice · Jan 18, 2017
• Opiate-Age Doc ‘Dr. Feelgood’ Asks Whether Script-Writing Doctors Are Dealers or Healers — Village Voice · Dec 29, 2016
• Pilgrims Seek a Vision of the Virgin Mary in Engaging Doc ‘Apparition Hill’ — Village Voice · Nov 23, 2016
• ‘Blood on the Mountain’ Digs Deep Into the Tragic History of West Virginia Coal Mining — Village Voice · Nov 16, 2016
• Drone-Strike Doc ‘National Bird’ Is a Clear-Eyed Reminder of How America Kills Overseas — Village Voice · Nov 11, 2016
• Why the Hell Is Hollywood Surprised Madea Movies Keep Making Money? — Village Voice · Oct 28, 2016
• The Glorious, Parodic Comedy of Documentary Now! — Village Voice · Oct 13, 2016
• A Toast to the Epic Dada Madness of ‘The Eric Andre Show’ — Village Voice · Sep 08, 2016
• Seventies Crime Throwback ‘The Brooklyn Banker’ Isn’t Romantic About Neighborhood Toughs — Village Voice · Aug 03, 2016
• Treasure-Hunting Doc ‘Garnet’s Gold’ Strikes a Worthwhile Vein — Village Voice · Jul 13, 2016