Jerry Lewis’s Hardly Working: The Worst Movie I Have Ever Seen
I have found the great white whale of bad films. It is so staggeringly incompetent that it makes you long for the narrative cohesion of Highlander 2: The Quickening.
I have found the great white whale of bad films. It is so staggeringly incompetent that it makes you long for the narrative cohesion of Highlander 2: The Quickening.
Matthew Vaughn’s Kingsman: The Secret Service is so clever it’s not clever at all.
Sherlock Holmes’ last case is the mystery of his last case.
Neill Blomkamp’s third movie, Chappie, is more enjoyable than his second, Elysium, but so is being poked in the eye with a sharp stick.
An affair goes dark in this slow burning thriller from Brazil.
They should show half of this film in schools before they give kids the keys to the television.
A classic of weird from 1953. Grab your blue beanie and check it out with me
Exhuming two sequels of old to find they do make sequels like they used to: badly.
In which I watch, for the first time ever, this most beloved Jaws rip-off.
A painterly documentary about Leon Russell finally sees the light of day.
If any of Divergent makes sense to you, I’m genuinely sorry.
We’re animals. Might as well find the humor in it.
You know what you’re getting even though you don’t know what you’re getting.
A new documentary by friend of Mind Control, Jacob Bricca.