Zack Snyder Wants You to Know He’s No Fascist: ‘I Made the Gayest Movie Ever Made’

Zack Snyder Wants You to Know He’s No Fascist: ‘I Made the Gayest Movie Ever Made’

It’s a strange time to interview Zack Snyder. The previous evening, his new film “The Last Photograph” premiered to a packed house at the Toronto International Film Festival. Produced by his wife Deborah, adapted from a screenplay by longtime collaborator Kurt Johnstad (“300”), and directed by Snyder, the action-thriller follows a former DEA operative (Stuart […]

‘The Last Photograph’ Review: Zack Snyder’s Shallow Two-Hander Is a Dull, Grotesquely Violent Revenge Thriller

TIFF: A superficial departure from his grandiose norm, Snyder’s homage to “The Searchers” purports to have morality on its mind, but mostly just wants to get back to killing.

Zack Snyder’s The Last Photograph Is an Attempt at a Violent Arthouse Indie About His Own Need to Capture Images

Zack Snyder’s attempt at a violent arthouse indie (about his own need to capture images) ends up on emotionless autopilot.

‘The Last Photograph’ Review: Zack Snyder Tries Indie Filmmaking on for Size, With Painfully Ponderous Results

The DC filmmaker's passion project stars Stuart Martin as an ex-DEA operative who ventures into the mountains of South America to track down the abducted children of his murdered brother and sister-in-law.

Zack Snyder’s The Last Photograph Gets Brutal TIFF Reviews After Decades-Long Development

Zack Snyder’s long-gestating passion project The Last Photograph has finally premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, but the first wave of reviews has been overwhelmingly negative. The action drama, which Snyder spent years trying to bring to the screen, has been criticized for its lengthy runtime, writing, tone and excessive violence. The film follows former DEA agent Ethan Black, played by Stuart Martin, as he travels through Sou…