In this summer of blockbuster movies based on comic book properties (Black Widow), theme park rides (Jungle Cruise), and the...
Once You've Met Them...You'll Never Forget Them.
Old Movie Review For the last few years, M. Night Shyamalan has managed to escape laughingstock status by making a...
They're high school graduates, and the world's got hell to pay!
About the adventures of Rantaro and other ninja apprentices at an elite ninjutsu academy.
10 Years Later: Revisiting You Are Here Equal parts video essay, fragmented “thought experiment,” and social satire, Daniel Cockburn’s You Are...
A Lonely Place to Die is a thriller that boasts genuine thrills.
Have you ever watched a YouTube video or seen some kind of social media post that has made you think,...
With the Fantasia Film Festival only a week away, the anticipation amongst genre film fanatics in La Belle Province’s metropole...
If you’re British- like yours truly-, you have probably at least heard of the BBC Radio One Live Lounge. BBC...
David Lynch’s Wild at Heart at 30 David Lynch evokes a surreal world in Wild at Heart, a film brimming over...
Sega only wanted Tom Kalinske to sell 1 million units of the Sega Genesis High Score is a docuseries about the history of...
Ken Williams and Roberta Williams, creators of Mystery House, went on dates to computer rooms High Score is a docuseries about the history of...
To become a Nintendo Gameplay Counselor, you had to take a videogame test High Score is a docuseries about the history of classic...
Space Invaders creator Tomoshiro Nishikado was scared of octopus aliens attacking Earth because of War of the Worlds High Score is...
Revisiting Franck Richard’s La Meute is the gore-laden creature feature that garnered much press after its outdoor screening at Cannes...
While most current television viewers will probably have at least heard of AMC’s The Killing (which was cancelled twice only to be...
Participating festivals include Boston Underground, Brooklyn Horror, North Bend, Overlook, and Popcorn Frights Due to the current Covid-19 pandemic, several...
Revisiting Sydney Pollack’s Jeremiah Johnson The Western, at its creative and commercial peak – the late 1960s-early 1970s – proved...
If I may, I’d like to quote from Entertainment Weekly’s review of the 70th-anniversary Blu-ray release of Casablanca (1942). According to Chris Nashawaty’s piece,...
