At the Movies With POPCORN CINEMA: Gretel and Hansel John E. Meredith February 5, 2020 Popcorn Cinema No, I won't talk about her period. However, there is a lot to be said about the archetypal symbolism in the film, not to mention the feminist perspective.
Psycho 7: John’s Top Seven of 2019 John E. Meredith January 10, 2020 We Got Lists The task should have been simple: list your seven favorite movies, shows, books, or whatever of 2019.
RISING WITH SKYWALKER: Reflections On Life and Star Wars John E. Meredith December 25, 2019 Shot for Shot It's Christmas Eve, the house is empty, and I'm thinking about Star Wars.
The PDI STAR WARS HOLIDAY SPECIAL – CHAPTER 6: THE RETURN OF THE JEDI John E. Meredith December 12, 2019 Shot for Shot Fuckin' Return of the Jedi, man. Like the Sea Monkeys of the cinema.
It’s Getting Crazier Out There: Watching Joker While the World Crumbles John E. Meredith October 8, 2019 Shot for Shot Everyone has their favorite Joker, and every actor who's portrayed him has brought something different to the role.
At the Movies with POPCORN CINEMA: Spider-Man: Far from Home John E. Meredith July 9, 2019 Popcorn Cinema Even though Spider-Man is considered one of Earth's mightiest heroes, this film is reminding us that - under all that fancy Stark tech - he's still just a sixteen-year old kid.
At the Movies with POPCORN CINEMA: Annabelle Comes Home John E. Meredith July 1, 2019 Popcorn Cinema Some of the early reviews talked a lot about this being one of those slow burn kind of horror movies, which gave me higher expectations than I'd had for, say, The Nun.
At the Movies with POPCORN CINEMA: Child’s Play John E. Meredith June 24, 2019 Popcorn Cinema While this reboot has in no way converted me to the cult of Chucky, I managed to be surprised at how much it didn't suck.
POPCORN CINEMA 44: Men in Black and Other Crap John E. Meredith June 19, 2019 Popcorn Cinema Men In Black International is the latest in Hollywood's unneeded, unnecessary, and, frankly, unwanted recycling of all things that have made money in the past.
An Unofficial Review of DARK PHOENIX John E. Meredith June 10, 2019 Movies, Reviews, Shot for Shot Dammit, Marvel Studios. You've gone and ruined these dumbass X-Men movies for me.
THE SCARIEST THING EVER: Life’s Disappointments and Pet Sematary John E. Meredith April 8, 2019 Shot for Shot This is the scariest thing I've ever read.
VOICES FROM THE NIGHT: The Living Dead Tell Their Stories John E. Meredith October 31, 2018 Fiction, PDI Press Writers New fiction from John E. Meredith and PDI Press to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Night of the Living Dead
Dead List (2018) John E. Meredith May 18, 2018 Movies, Reviews DEAD LIST isn't a bad movie, I just wish it was a little more fucked-up.
Watching BLACK PANTHER In A Red State John E. Meredith February 18, 2018 Shot for Shot Meanwhile, the audience was really getting into the movie.
Women in Horror: MAKING IT HAPPEN – Paying Tribute to Julie Corman John E. Meredith February 12, 2018 Women in Horror Though she's never gotten as much recognition as her husband, Julie Corman's work has changed the face of Roger's filmography.
THE WAITING ROOM: 2017 John E. Meredith January 7, 2018 Shot for Shot John says goodbye to everybody we lost in 2017 in an afterlife version of The Love Boat. With zombies.
JIGSAW: Just Another Big Fat Lousy Cheater John E. Meredith October 30, 2017 Movies, Reviews But son-of-a-bitch, if this movie wasn't just as stupid as I thought it would be!
POPCORN CINEMA 43: A TRICK-OR-TREAT TRIO (Three Films For the Price of One) John E. Meredith October 28, 2017 Popcorn Cinema Meanwhile, in that same spirit, this week we've got a trio of films that were promising attempts but ultimately fell a bit short . . .
POPCORN CINEMA 42: A CURE FOR WELLNESS John E. Meredith October 21, 2017 Popcorn Cinema Embrace the hopelessness in which you are submerged. It's wonderful here.
THE FLESH IS WEAK 9: Performing An Act of Love John E. Meredith October 14, 2017 The Flesh is Weak The Reverend Frank Schaefer was not born a rebel.
