Part 3 of a four-part series! This time, we look at some non-traditional Christmas films from the 1980s. Expect to see psycho Santas, action flick goodness and yes, some genuine family entertainment. Continue reading Jingle Bell Schlock!: Non-Traditional Christmas Films You May Have Missed (Part 3 of 4)
Can the Soska Sisters save a franchise that was bungled from the outset? We take a look at both Gregory Dark’s SEE NO EVIL and the Soskas’ new SEE NO EVIL 2. Continue reading SEE NO EVIL 1 and 2, or: The Importance of Respecting Your Audience
Part 2 of a four-part series! Just in time for the holidays, a list of non-traditional Christmas films. In this installment, look for Christmas horror, aliens and a six-foot rabbit that isn’t named Harvey. Continue reading Jingle Bell Schlock!: Non-Traditional Christmas Films You May Have Missed (Part 2 of 4)
Part 1 of a four-part series! Just in time for the holidays, a list of non-traditional Christmas films you won’t find on the Hallmark Channel. Continue reading Jingle Bell Schlock!: Non-Traditional Christmas Films You May Have Missed (Part 1 of 4)
The suppression of THE INTERVIEW is yet another consequence of what occurs when we allow our fear to dictate our conduct. Continue reading Fear Wins: The Sony Hack, a Culture of Bad Behavior and the Shame of Trepidation
Listen as the Film Jerks look at Louis CK’s sole directorial effort, POOTIE TANG. Continue reading Sa Da Tay! The Film Jerks Tackle POOTIE TANG!
Listen in as the Spoiler Room discusses the critically-acclaimed film, BIRDMAN. Continue reading The Spoiler Room Looks At BIRDMAN
Moviocrity: the Series returns for the first time in months to close out Season 2! And this one’s all about that holiday classic, SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT! Continue reading Naughty and Nice – New Movicrity Episode Looks At SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT
Check out my article for TV Store Online! The subject: Five Great Films I Discovered in 2014! Continue reading 5 Amazing Film Discoveries – 2014 Edition
Whether emerging from the recklessness of the past or the desperation of the present, you can’t escape your demons, figuratively or literally. Continue reading AT THE DEVIL’S DOOR, or: Satan and the Suburbs
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