Boston Hassle
Since 2011, we have been your daily resource dedicated to showcasing the diverse and often overlooked music, art, and film scenes in Greater Boston and the wider New England area. We shine a light on the unique cultures that contribute to these communities, many of which are frequently ignored by mainstream media. Our platform supports a network of writers and citizen journalists who explore and highlight these vital aspects of our city, providing an opportunity for emerging writers to share their voices. Bostonhassle.com is your go-to destination for discovering the most exciting art, events, ideas, and sounds that Boston, Massachusetts has to offer. If you're interested in helping us spotlight the innovative and underrepresented cultures around you, feel free to reach out at [email protected]. Our team at Bostonhassle.com consists of musicians, artists, writers, and passionate individuals from the Greater Boston Area. We curate and update a daily list of music, art, and film events happening in Boston, throughout New England, and beyond.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonhassle.com | Dangerous Animals |Alexis den Boggende
Since the 1975 release of Steven Spielberg’s beloved blockbuster Jaws, a slew of filmmakers have attempted to capture the same terror. From 1999’s Deep Blue Sea to 2016’s The Shallows, all these films have failed to conjure half the heart and atmosphere Jaws has, suffering from poor acting, writing, or the blatant overuse of CGI (or all three).
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1 month ago |
bostonhassle.com | Alexis den Boggende
The Fear Street trilogy (1994, 1978, 1666), based off the works of beloved young adult horror author R.L. Stine, was a critical success on Netflix in 2021. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Leigh Janiak’s Fear Street movies offered horror fans an escapist nightmare brimming with blood, guts, camp, a strong storyline, and brutal kills (I am frequently haunted by the bread slicer scene). These films felt like a triple horror feature you’d see at a drive-in on a hazy summer night.
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2 months ago |
bostonhassle.com | Oscar Goff |Alexis den Boggende |Kyle Amato
The 2025 Boston Underground Film Festival ran from Wednesday, 3/19 through Sunday, 3/23 at the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge, and the Hassle’s intrepid writers Oscar Goff, Alexis den Boggende, and Kyle Amato were on the scene. Click here to catch up with the Hassle’s first dispatch from BUFF, and watch this space for our team’s continuing coverage!THE DUNWICH HORRORS dir.
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Aug 8, 2024 |
bostonhassle.com | Oscar Goff
Werner Herzog’s 1982 epic Fitzcarraldo is, by any metric, a landmark of world cinema. Its story– about an eccentric dreamer’s quixotic quest to pull a steamship over a mountain in the Amazon rainforest and build an opera house in the jungle– remains one of the movies’ most potent metaphors for the frustrations and triumphs of artistic passion.
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Aug 1, 2024 |
bostonhassle.com | Oscar Goff
Kneecap, the exuberant, mostly-true romp which opens at the Coolidge and the Somerville this weekend, in some ways feels like a corrective to Back to Black, the dreadful Amy Winehouse biopic released earlier this year. Both films are superficially similar, telling as they do the stories of 21st-century musicians who rose to notoriety from working-class backgrounds in the British Isles (Winehouse in suburban London in the early 2000s, Kneecap in West Belfast in the late 2010s).
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