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  • Dan Stalcup on Snow White (2025):

    I really want to watch that at some point. I don’t know how necessary it is to have watched the…

    May 19, 21:12


  • Dan Stalcup on Enchanted (2007):

    Adams as Monroe. Interesting. She’s probably too old to do it at this point, but I could see her adopting…

    May 19, 21:11


  • Dan Stalcup on Enchanted (2007):

    Well, it’s a little more complicated than I made it out to be in my review. (I talked a little…

    May 19, 21:10


  • Dan Stalcup on Enchanted (2007):

    All of yours are fascinating ideas and I wish I could create a counterfactual universes to see what the movie…

    May 19, 19:51


  • ED on Enchanted (2007):

    ‘Tuneless Idina Menzel’ is a sentence wrong on so many levels it hits something like Lovecraftian Horror; Mr James Marsden…

    May 19, 11:36


  • ED on Snow White (2025):

    Thank God we have THE BALLAD OF SONGBIRDS AND SNAKES for that ‘Rachel Ziegler-does-dark fairytale’ energy (Complete with songs!) so…

    May 19, 11:29


  • ED on Snow White (2025):

    I use, like and am slightly addicted to the Internet but sometimes impulse to burn it all down and go…

    May 19, 11:28


  • embala on The Luckiest Man in America (2024):

    PWH’s wig is terrific. Walton Goggins’s is a war crime. Looks like there’s a dead otter on his head.

    May 18, 18:55


  • Hunter Allen on Enchanted (2007):

    I have always said that it’s a movie I don’t like much, but it’s not as-such bad, and I am…

    May 18, 05:17


  • Andrew Milne on Snow White (2025):

    Good grief. A reprise of the Horizon: Forbidden West non-drama, feat. Twitter’s biggest losers.

    May 17, 10:01


  • Andrew Milne on Gangs of London, Season 2, Episode 6:

    Thanks, Jo! Season 2 really does turn into a lot of mushy nonsense by this point.

    May 17, 09:59


  • Dan Stalcup on Snow White (2025):

    Context for that one: part 1, part 2

    May 17, 08:20


  • Andrew Milne on Snow White (2025):

    “…this film caused a surge in searches for “do women have back hair”?” *spit take*

    May 17, 08:10


  • Jo on Gangs of London, Season 2, Episode 6:

    Hard agree with your review. The bathroom sequence had an almost balletic rhythm to its violence. But, the plot ……

    May 16, 10:47


  • Dan Stalcup on The Luckiest Man in America (2024):

    Alternate review title: …except Ben Folds

    May 14, 08:08


  • Dan Stalcup on The Woman in the Yard (2025):

    Yeah, it’s a really well shot film. Unabashedly elevated horror, but if you’re up for some, simple and strong example…

    May 14, 07:53


  • Dan Stalcup on The Woman in the Yard (2025):

    (Insert joke about “changing the hierarchy of power in the DC Universe”)

    May 14, 07:53


  • Andrew Milne on The Woman in the Yard (2025):

    This is selling me on the movie more than any of the marketing did. (Did not realise it was the…

    May 13, 11:46


  • Andrew Milne on Gangs of London, Season 1, Episode 5:

    That’s good of you to say, Sam, cheers! I try to bring my best effort to these.

    May 13, 11:34


  • Hunter Allen on The Woman in the Yard (2025):

    Well, there’s always Black Adam.

    May 13, 10:35


  • Dan Stalcup on Out Now: Come Home to My Heart by Riley Redgate:

    🙌 Cheers and congrats, Rioghnach!!!!!

    May 13, 08:25


  • Dan Stalcup on The Woman in the Yard (2025):

    After sleeping on it, I bumped it down a rating. It’s not wrong to call it a “nullity” but it’s…

    May 13, 08:24


  • Dan Stalcup on F/X (1986):

    A few more fun effects would definitely spruce it up, especially in the middle act! I’ll definitely keep my eye…

    May 13, 08:22


  • Dan Stalcup on F/X (1986):

    You were right! I didn’t mention it here, though I think you did in your Letterboxd review, but this is…

    May 13, 08:21


  • Sam on Gangs of London, Season 1, Episode 5:

    I really enjoyed this guys review of the episode. You’re a talented writer mate!

    May 13, 06:49


  • Hunter Allen on The Woman in the Yard (2025):

    Made it to the margins of my attention, and it seemed like sort of a nullity (“hark! a Blumhouse!”), but…

    May 13, 02:48


  • ED on F/X (1986):

    I wonder if the fundamental problem with this film is that it was put together without a next-level Special Effects…

    May 12, 11:42


  • Hunter Allen on F/X (1986):

    I told you it was disappointing! The more I’ve thought it about it, the more dumbfounding it is how it’s…

    May 12, 02:30


  • rioghnach on Out Now: Come Home to My Heart by Riley Redgate:

    DAN! This is so sweet, thank you so very much — for your support and your friendship and also for…

    May 11, 13:36


  • Andrew Milne on Havoc (2025):

    Cheers, Rioghnach! Yeah, I liked Clarice a lot – she’s thinly written, all the characters are, but Yeo Yann Yann…

    May 11, 06:38


  • rioghnach on Havoc (2025):

    fantastic review, andrew! “with all the mercy and equivocation of a thermonuclear bomb,” lmao — exactly the type of character…

    May 10, 20:00


  • Dan Stalcup on The Substance (2024):

    The inescapability of Sue’s decisions upon Elisabeth is pretty harrowing, and played SO well by Moore. I love it.

    May 10, 14:06


  • Andrew Milne on The Substance (2024):

    Amen. Enough ink has been spilled gushing about The Substance in the last few months, but I’d add one point…

    May 10, 05:19


  • Dan Stalcup on Flow (2024):

    It is one of the cooler wins I can think of off the top of my head. If you do…

    May 9, 08:39


  • Hunter Allen on Flow (2024):

    You know, that Oscar win’s gotta feel good to the Flow lovers, and I don’t even really begrudge it; of…

    May 9, 02:45


  • Dan Stalcup on Inherit the Wind (1960):

    It’s such a crazy turn of events. That and the fact that he did indeed die right after the trial…

    May 5, 19:01


  • Dan Stalcup on Murder on the Orient Express (1974):

    Hah. There’s a reason I titled the post kicking off The Goods “All Aboard.”

    May 5, 18:57


  • Dan Stalcup on Rope (1948):

    WHOA Your favorite Hitch! I wish I had a less predictable favorite than Vertigo (though my exploration is still ongoing).…

    May 5, 14:41


  • idk_Very_much on Inherit the Wind (1960):

    I still remember watching this, thinking “oh, this part must be made up” when Brady ended up on the stand,…

    May 5, 14:10


  • Nate on Murder on the Orient Express (1974):

    Any movie fan who doesn’t believe that ‘a train movie is at least a little bit good by default’ is…

    May 4, 16:46


  • Hunter Allen on Rope (1948):

    This is–I haven’t seen every last one, but I think unassailably–my favorite Hitchcock. It’s one of the supreme exercises in…

    May 4, 15:19


  • Dan Stalcup on Every High School Musical Series Song, Ranked:

    Well I wouldn’t say the High School Musical movies hold up to the standards of real musicals (having only seen…

    May 2, 12:30


  • Dan Stalcup on Murder on the Orient Express (2017):

    I looked up the graphic novel to see some samples, and it does look pretty nice. They make graphic novels…

    May 2, 12:21


  • Dan Stalcup on Death of a Unicorn (2025):

    Or, in my case… “just watch Legend for the first time”

    May 2, 12:09


  • Hunter Allen on Death of a Unicorn (2025):

    So, the moral is, “just watch Legend again.”

    May 1, 23:22


  • ED on Murder on the Orient Express (2017):

    ‘MAGNIFICENTLY ABSURD’, pray forgive my clumsy fingers. (Almost forgot to add, the Princess Dragomirov looks like Count Dracula’s older sister,…

    May 1, 13:44


  • ED on Murder on the Orient Express (2017):

    Much to my amusement, whilst browsing a bookstore today I stumbled onto a graphic novel adaptation of MURDER ON THE…

    May 1, 13:42


  • ED on Murder on the Orient Express (1974):

    Well I like horses too much to make an offer you couldn’t refuse (Though for the record my favourite of…

    May 1, 13:37


  • ED on Every High School Musical Series Song, Ranked:

    I am slightly amused and slightly alarmed to realise that I’m more familiar with FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, VIVA LAS…

    May 1, 13:34


  • Dan Stalcup on Murder on the Orient Express (1974):

    I’ll definitely check out both Niles. I was on the fence about whether to watch the 1978 one, but I…

    May 1, 05:45



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