The Spoiler Room Looks At BIRDMAN
Listen in as the Spoiler Room discusses the critically-acclaimed film, BIRDMAN. Continue reading The Spoiler Room Looks At BIRDMAN
Listen in as the Spoiler Room discusses the critically-acclaimed film, BIRDMAN. Continue reading The Spoiler Room Looks At BIRDMAN
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
Lynn Shelton’s LAGGIES spotlights the essential difference between growing older and growing up. Continue reading LAGGIES, or: Become Who You Are
These dozen films all went into the stars, just like Christopher Nolan’s INTERSTELLAR, and all of them touched upon some of the same themes. Continue reading 12 Films That Probably Inspired INTERSTELLAR
Scott’s Film Geek Journal returns with this grouping of films that proves I’m not ready to say goodbye to Halloween quite yet. Continue reading SCOTT’S FILM GEEK JOURNAL: Every Day Is Halloween
On this episode of Film Jerks, we look at one of the greatest films ever made, Fred Dekker’s NIGHT OF THE CREEPS. Thrill me! Continue reading “THRILL ME!” – Film Jerks Looks At NIGHT OF THE CREEPS
During my excursions in the world of podcasting, I have had the pleasure of serving on a few panels with filmmaker, musician and artist at large, Tonjia Atomic. She’s a delightful and intelligent person. So, when she sent me her … Continue reading PLAIN DEVIL, or: Even Rebels Want to Belong
THE GRUESOME TWOSOME is a cherished title by some, though it often doesn’t get mentioned in the same reverent tones as Herschell Gordon Lewis’ other gore epics. There might be a good reason for that. Lewis often gained loose inspiration from existing material. For instance, TWO THOUSAND MANIACS contains plot elements of BRIGADOON, both of them involving a ghostly town that appears every number of years. But BRIGADOON took place in Ireland, not the American south. Also, no one got ripped limb from limb in the Rogers and Hammerstein musical, though in retrospect maybe they should have. To wit, GRUESOME … Continue reading THE GRUESOME TWOSOME (31 Days of Horror)
Episode 6 of MOVIOCRITY is here and man, is it ever a wacky one. The focus on this episode is the 1982 haunted house flick, SUPERSTITION (a.k.a. THE WITCH). In this film, an evil witch is killed by an … Continue reading MOVIOCRITY Episode 6 – SUPERSTITION
Johnny Depp once made a western about a man who was in a sense a walking ghost, a man on a quest for his ultimate destiny, as guided by a loyal Native American companion. The year was 1995 and the film was Jim Jarmusch’s DEAD MAN. It was a brilliant and unconventional film, one that probably wouldn’t appeal to the masses. Nevertheless, I found the film to be alternately thought-provoking, beautiful and funny. That was when Johnny Depp made good movies. Now, once again Johnny Depp has made a western about a man who is in a sense of … Continue reading THE LONE RANGER Stumbles Between Cynicism and Buffoonery
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