By A YULTIDE BLOCKBUSTER DUD Christmas movies have always been a “time honored” tradition during the festive holiday season. With the masses celebrating Christmas spirit, seasonal feature films get their chance to shine; dazzling viewers with their yuletide cheer and overly sentimental narratives of love, family, and holiday struggles and
The Weekly Round-Up #785
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! I’m still working on getting caught up on my reading, but hopefully, with some time off… Best Comic of My Week: The City Beneath Her Feet #1 – Every creator that publishes at DSTLRY always brings their A-game, and that’s no different with this new,
Shelf Life, Paul Bartel’s final film, finally arrives on Blu-ray in January
Paul Bartel is a legend in the world of indie cinema. His movie Secret Cinema predicted a world where a person’s life is recorded and shown in a movie theater predicting reality TV. He gave us Death Race 2000 that gave us an idea of the carnage people would crave
Megalopolis (2024) Review
THERE WAS A DRAEM THAT WAS ROME… BUT “MEGALOPOLIS” ISN’T IT! Throughout the years, Hollywood has seen many famed directors rise to become legendary within the filmmaking industry, ascending on their own meticulous directorial merits when approaching a motion picture. Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, Clint Eastwood, Cecil B. DeMille,
Blu-ray Review: Cheerleaders’ Wild Weekend (Special Edition)
Kristen DeBell had a pretty wild 1979. The star of the X-rated Alice In Wonderland musical went completely legit starring The Main Event with Barbra Streisand and playing a camp counselor with Bill Murray in Stripes. She was in process of making The Big Brawl as Jackie Chan’s love interest.
