A sort of American Andrei Tarkovsky, Gus Van Sant’s films are characterized by long tracking shots, stretches of unbroken silence, … More
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Cult Classics: Jesus’ Son
Over the course of a lifetime, you may often find yourself in the company of a strange coterie of people—weird … More
Cult Classics: Forbidden Zone
One of the central tenets that defines a cult film is its inaccessibility to a general audience. Great cult films … More
Cult Classics: Meet The Hollowheads
How do you even begin to describe a movie like Meet The Hollowheads? Is it a satire or sci-fi? Comedy … More
Perfect Movies: American Psycho
“You like Huey Lewis & The News?” I sure do, and Patrick Bateman makes a great argument for the strengths … More
Goldfinger
BA-NAH! (BUH!) BAH NAH! (BUH!). We’re back to watch Goldfinger, widely recognized as one of the best James Bond films, … More
Dr. No
Right into a swingin’ take on the classic theme, with the iconic “barrel of a gun that tracks Bond, but … More
31 Days of Horror Concluded
So I spent much of October 2016 watching horror movies and writing glib little reviews about them. It was an … More
Tourist Trap
Bibbidi-bobbidi-BOO! It’s another fucking horror movie recap and live review. Again, I’m going in blind, so buckle up, chuckle nuts: … More
Night of the Demons
Roar roar goes the MGM lion, and with a synth-laden power theme, the animated credits begin. I’m thinking of doing … More
Madman
BOOM! RIGHT INTO THE CREDITS with a low, weird organ on the soundtrack, a wild musical sting appears as the … More
The Final Terror
It’s never a good sign when the first frame of a movie starts off with an apology. This one comes … More