Happy Thanksgiving, one and all!
Happy Thanksgiving, one and all!
Hedda is a movie I can easily imagine a small subset of viewers declaring the best of the year, and I am very sure I am not one of those people.
You’d be hard-pressed to find a more poetic movie than The Red Balloon, Albert Lamorisse’s 34-minute daydream.
Dan and Brian tackle a recent release in James Sweeney’s Twinless.
Guillermo del Toro has finally dragged his dream project Frankenstein across the finish line, a decades-in-the-making adaptation that arrives with the weight of cinema prestige and awards expectations on its sewn-together shoulders.
Rejoice: an exciting new cinematic voice.
I was a senior in college and a devotee of NBC’s Thursday night programming in September 2009 when Community premiered.
It takes a certain intestinal fortitude to be a true coming-of-age movie die-hard.
Old friend-of-the-pod Gargus joins Brian and Dan to discuss lost films, particularly the Tod Browning-Lon Chaney pairing London After Midnight, reconstructed with stills, and its talkie remake Mark of the Vampire.
At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul ends with Coffin Joe’s death, but when has a villain’s demise ever prevented a horror sequel?