Year of the Month: Hard Rock Zombies by Miller
What happens when bad taste goes bad? When you aim for ironic trash and hit sincere pedophilia, when you go for the ghoulish gore of EC Comics and wind up…
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Film on the Disc: MATADOR
Pedro Almodovar had an early reputation of being an Enfant Terrible. He was a michevous…
Jean Luc-Godard’s Contempt Is An Oddly Thin And Mean-Spirited Movie in The Man’s Filmography (Sight & Sound Voyage)
Film on the Disc: THE CIRCLE
Properly Maintaining Its Light Tone Is Not One Of The Stronger Suits Of The Mostly Pleasant L’Atalante (Sight & Sound Voyage)
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FIREFLY, Episode One, “Serenity”
Firefly takes place within an American myth. Specifically, it takes place within the myth of…
The Glass Castle Is Admirable For Its Thematic Aspirations And Is Less So In Its Execution Of Said Aspirations
Year of the Month: Neil Young’s OLD WAYS
“Now That’s How You Make a Movie!” – A Review Of The Brilliant Brigsby Bear
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New on DVD and Blu-Ray
To coincide with the unveiling of yet another instantly disappointing Netflix series, Marvel is doing…
The Hitman’s Bodyguard Hits A Bullseye At The Top Of The Box Office While Logan Lucky Underperforms
New on DVD and Blu-Ray
Annabelle: Creation Freaks Out The Public With Big Box Office While Few Go Nuts For The Nut Job 2
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Shibboleth
The word “shibboleth” refers to a story in the Bible in which the word, which…
The Shield, In The Style Of
Taco Break: Unintentional Double Features
A Thing For Loveplay and Movie-Watching
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The Defenders Is Way More Tedious Than It Should Be. At Least Jessica Jones Is Around.
MASSIVE SPOILERS AHEAD Y’ALL And so we come to the culmination of that original pact Marvel Television made with Netflix, the one that stated Marvel’s TV arm would provide the…
