Movie Blog: 'A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night' Review
Nothing quite says Happy Halloween like a spaghetti western set in Iran featuring a hijab-wearing vampire and a kick-ass soundtrack. Director Ana Lily Amirpour debut is a work of striking confidence and imagination; it's a draft of life, a vein of new blood. Her work rings of the stuff of David Lynch and Harmony Korine, yet all the weirdness works to open the way for sonorous (and somehow gentle) emotion. Even if you're allergic to zombies and vampires, this black-and-white gem isn't one to hold a cross to. Moreover, it's pretty much perfect that it's screening Halloween night at the Walker.
