NOVEMBER MEN

Cinemavixion Review

Paul Williams' 1993 thriller, often known as 'November Men,' delves into the unsettling psyche of a guerrilla filmmaker obsessed with the notion of presidential assassination. The film, starring James Andronica, Leslie Bevis, and Beau Starr, poses a provocative question: why has the left wing historically failed to execute such a significant act? Andronica, who also penned the screenplay, embodies a character whose fascination with the subject blurs the lines between artistic inquiry and personal obsession. While the film garnered modest box office returns and a respectable 6.6 rating on IMDb, its strength lies in its audacious premise and the tense atmosphere it cultivates. It's a thought-provoking, albeit niche, entry into the political thriller genre, inviting audiences to ponder the darker corners of political ideology and cinematic ambition.