By *Show Note: Hello and welcome to the show! While we have been catching up with our past episodes we decided to jump this episode ahead of the others. We are still getting up to date, but we thought it best to get this one out sooner than later. We watched
Home Video Hovel: Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling, by Rudie Obias
The post Home Video Hovel: Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling, by Rudie Obias appeared first on Battleship Pretension. Sure, the biopic is a very popular genre with films like Oppenheimer, Man on the Moon, and A Complete Unknown, but the autobiography (even a fictionalized one) is a sub-genre
4K UHD: Incubus (Limited Edition)
During my time on NC State’s College Bowl team, the members would come up with the goofiest pieces of trivia to write down for our mock rounds. I distinctly remember, “What feature film starred William Shatner only speaking Esperanto?” The answer was Incubus. The reality is that none of us
Argylle (2024) Review
“DO YOU EVEN DO THE WHIRLYBIRD?” Director Matthew Vaughan has a made career in cinematic storytelling, finding interesting in filmmaking directing and utilizing his own talents to shape feature films that stir action moments as well as visual flair for movie escapism. After producing 1996’s The Innocent Sleep, a
Blu-ray Review: Rampo Noir (Limited Edition)
Movies based on the literary work of Edogawa Rampo (sometimes spelled Ranpo) have finally been arriving in America on Blu-ray over the last few years. This includes the twisted Horrors of Malformed Men and Blind Beast. Rampo (1894-1965) was a big fan of Edgar Allen Poe so his pen name
