In addition to being an award-winning independent filmmaker, Eaker has been a film critic (for 366 Weird Movies) for over a decade. His essays for that site have been published in the yearbooks and quoted in various film biographies.
In his career as an artist, Eaker’s work has been paradoxically labeled as degenerate, orthodox, heterodox, modernist, mystical theology, provocative, academic, and blasphemous. Indeed, blasphemy is a language that Eaker seems to speak fluently, even when he doesn’t mean to, and he’s been doing it through painting, performance art, independent film, and film criticism for three decades. After his novel “Brother Cobweb,” many would accuse him now of being a Prophet…
Alfred Eaker 