The Hidden Room AKA Obsession: A Damn Fine Film Noir
If you made the mistake of missing this one at the Noir City Festival, fear not! It actually exists on DVD. Not often the case with 1940s B-movie film noirs.
Mind Control Double Feature #104: Fighting Yourself To The Bitter End
“There ain’t no percentage in smartenin’ up a chump.”
Pride, Blackhat, Paddington, and Veda
It was a big week for the Evil Genius.
The Remains of The Day: Book Vs. Movie
It’s a fight to the death! Ishiguro vs. Ivory. Who will dance victoriously over the broken corpse of their enemy?
The Subjugation of (and in) The Duke of Burgundy
Without each other, we would have no masters and no slaves.
The Babadook: This Is How You Scare People
Mr. Babadook is coming to get you, kiddies. Watch out.
Denzel Washington as Lincoln… Reversing The Races for Spielberg’s Film
They said it couldn’t be done. Watch us do it anyway.
Martin Luther King Jr. Gets Conflicted in Selma
In Selma, MLK Jr has a dream, yes, but it is a dream of being unburdened.
Predestination Eats Its Own Tail
A loop-de-loop of a time travel flick that’s better than its lack of advertising would suggest.
She’s All That and It Doesn’t Help
There is exactly one reason to watch this movie.
You, The Living: That’s Right, You!
The finest in bleak Swedish humor is all about you. Yes, you! The living!
Our Top 10 (Favorite) Least Read Posts Of 2014
You already didn’t read these lost gems once. Instead of not reading them yet again, why not do something different for the new year?
The Twelve Most Intriguing Something Or Others About The Movies of 2014
Not necessarily the best movies of the year, but those with the most intriguing something or others going on in them. Or around them. Or all about them. Or something.
The Interview Asks Practically Nothing of You
The Interview is slightly less believable than a film like White House Down and slightly more juvenile than a fistful of sperm.