NEW RELEASE REVIEW:  THIS IS THE END

NEW RELEASE REVIEW: THIS IS THE END

Based on the short film, Jay and Seth Versus the Apocalypse by Jason Stone, This is the End is the newest apocalyptic from the comedic geniuses that brought you other great summer blockbusters like Pineapple Express and Superbad. Written and [...]

WE DON’T TAKE KINDLY TO YOUR SORT ROUND HERE

WE DON’T TAKE KINDLY TO YOUR SORT ROUND HERE

Here’s a little personal tidbit: I come from a small town in Central New York.  It’s a fairly liberal and prosperous enclave in the midst of a mostly rural area, much of which has been depressed and impoverished for years. [...]

VAULT REVIEW: RUN LOLA RUN

VAULT REVIEW: RUN LOLA RUN

If you were part of the movie-going masses in 1999, today marks the 14th anniversary of the wide-release of Run Lola Run. Also known as lola rennt, the film originally released ten months earlier in its home country of Germany. A frantic [...]

MILFCAST (AKA: THE MAN, I LOVE FILMS PODCAST) – EPISODE 69

MILFCAST (AKA: THE MAN, I LOVE FILMS PODCAST) – EPISODE 69

For the 69th episode of the MILFcast, I am joined by my co-host Heather Baxendale (of Man, I Love Films) and guest Daniel Lackey (of the Forced Viewing Podcast) to discuss the following: – What we’ve been watching (Silver Linings Playbook, Evil Dead, The ABCs of [...]

DVD REVIEW:  HANSEL & GRETEL: WITCH HUNTERS

DVD REVIEW: HANSEL & GRETEL: WITCH HUNTERS

Synopsis: Directed by Tommy Wirkola and produced by Will Ferrell and Adam McKay, Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters is a continuation of the 1812 Brothers Grimm german folktale, “Hansel and Gretel” of which anyone with a childhood should be familiar. [...]

VAULT REVIEW: ROAD HOUSE

VAULT REVIEW: ROAD HOUSE

Father’s Day is this weekend. For me, I expect it to be bittersweet. This will be the first year I can celebrate the holiday as a father with my own son, but it is also the first Father’s Day I [...]

HORROR THURSDAY: THE ABC’S OF DEATH

HORROR THURSDAY: THE ABC’S OF DEATH

I’ve discovered sometime ago that people don’t seem to like anthology films. The problem, according to them, is they don’t give enough time to set up characters or development or other boring stuff. Me? I just want to get to [...]

IT NEVER GETS WEIRD ENOUGH

IT NEVER GETS WEIRD ENOUGH

I tend to get around to watching certain films months, even years, after their release, even if they’ve been highly recommended to me. They go on my queue and then get moved around time and again until I finally give [...]