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You can’t watch Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans without wondering how such a gloriously deranged cop flick came to be. Full Article at Atlanta Creative Loafing
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It’s a mad Cage-un smackdown. Full Article at Boston Herald
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What's the expression, "In for a penny, in for a pound"? Rating: R for drug use, language, violence and sexuality. How about in for a nickel bag? Or a few ounces? Full Article at AZ Central.com
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German director Werner Herzog’s films have often dealt with controversial motifs and topics, making them very popular on the “indy” film circuit. Full Article at Pop Syndicate
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Hurricane Katrina has inspired several documentaries, but few dramas have been directly linked to the disaster that wrecked New Orleans. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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In Werner Herzog's "Encounters at the End of the World," there's a sequence that contains perhaps the essential Herzog image. Full Article at Philadelphia Daily News
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Of the dozen or so truly great Shakespeare plays – that is to say, those plays considered among the best things ever written on the planet, in any language – is probably the least coherent. But until now, we’ve never known why. Full Article at D.C. Theater Scene
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Werner Herzog’s Bad Lieutenant is not Abel Ferrara’s. Where Harvey Keitel’s anonymous monster wallowed in Catholic guilt and debilitating corruptions of mind and body, Nic Cage’... Full Article at PopMatters
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Previews began Nov. 17 at Sidney Harman Hall for a run that will continue to Dec. 20. Full Article at Playbill
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This review only needs to consist of six words: Werner Herzog. Nicolas Cage. Bad Lieutenant. Full Article at Slate
