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Wednesday, February 23 2011

Hatchet II: Interview with Adam Green, Kane Hodder and Tom Holland

Horror film is the purest genre, as it taps into our emotions directly, without the pretense of art. "It never takes me long to get into character. It's a good thing that I have the type of job where your criminal record has no bearing on your success." -- Kane Hodder on playing Victor Crowley [Hatchet I & II]


Tuesday, February 16 2010

Adam Green: Minor Love

Adam Green manages to be warm, engaging, and charming without sacrificing his snark or his style.


Tuesday, January 13 2009

Adam Green + Straight Arrows

Adam Green ripped the pink leather jacket from his torso, tore it into strips and hurled them into the crowd, who grasped for it as though it were a piece of the true cross.


Thursday, June 12 2008

“It’s a Masochistic Stare-Down”: An Interview With Adam Green

The former Moldy Peaches frontman scored with Juno's "Anyone Else But You", but he's a busy man with a brand new solo album, getting hung up on Johnny Depp, and having French boys thank him for writing "such impersonal music".


Monday, March 24 2008

Adam Green: Sixes and Sevens

Adam Green's first post-Juno effort features 20 quirky pop songs, each bearing its own unique personality.


Tuesday, July 24 2007

Haunted Forest (2007)

Haunted Forest has nothing to offer, gives up half way through the movie, and fails in every way possible.


Wednesday, July 26 2006

Adam Green: Jacket Full of Danger

Adam Green wants to be your Elvis, your Paul Simon, your Jim Morrison, your Sammy Davis, Jr., and your Raffi, all at once.


Monday, February 21 2005

Adam Green: Gemstones

Adam Green comes off like a 'blue' comic trapped inside the body of a folk singer who wishes he were a Vegas showman... but his songs are weirdly affecting.


Wednesday, February 25 2004

Adam Green


Monday, August 18 2003

Adam Green: Friends of Mine


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