The Neon Demon of Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali's groundbreaking surrealist short "Un Chien Andalou" – that all you can do is howl or cheer." Tirdad Derakhshani, writing for "The Philadelphia Inquirer", called Refn a "bold visionary artist... able to revel in the culture of instant gratification while also subjecting it to critique", giving the film three and a half out of four stars and calling it a "brutal masterpiece". Rene Rodriguez of "The Miami Herald" wrote positively of the film's visuals and experimental filmmaking, writing, "To complain that "The Neon Demon" lacks substance or that it doesn't have anything to say about
Neat Beats with the film Un Chien Andalou. Fenner currently lives in Seattle, Washington with his wife. Neat Beats Alvin Fenner is a Seattle-based trip hop artist and multi-instrumentalist, releasing works under the moniker Neat Beats. Fenner's first recordings sprung up in 2004 and were self-released in San Diego. In 2009 he released the EP "Science is My Girlfriend" which garnered local attention by receiving an "ExtraSpecialGood" designation in the San Diego City Beat. In 2011, he released his debut album "Cosmic Surgery". Following a move to San Francisco he released his second LP "Sleep Cycles" in 2015. His latest release is