"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Film critics be sayin' he's "flash, mise-en-scene, throes"/I'm from the hood, stupid/ What kind of theories are those?/If you grew up with schmoes in your meaty roles/ You'd be celebratin' the day you be gettin' some flow.
Henry J. Baugh has written for EInsiders and the now-defunct conspiratorial collective of film-centric writing known as Gone Cinema Poaching, in addition to the semi-regular blog he maintains at The Filmist. He has also submitted several articles to Bright Lights Film Journal, but they've stopped returning his emails. Open for business.
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