POPCORN v CINEMA: The Dawn of Huh??? John E. Meredith April 2, 2016 Popcorn Cinema You might as well ask a pile of shit why it's full of peanuts.
Popcorn Cinema 17: How TV And Movies Shaped My Reality John E. Meredith March 26, 2016 Popcorn Cinema TV and movies are nothing but lies, dude.
Popcorn Cinema: One Step Beyond John E. Meredith March 12, 2016 Popcorn Cinema We simply invite you to explore with us the amazing world of the unknown, to take that one step beyond.
Popcorn Cinema: Bleeping Your Dreams – The NPR Interview John E. Meredith March 5, 2016 Popcorn Cinema We are aware of him, Terry, but rarely get the opportunity to have a good face-to-face encounter. It's all very BEING JOHN MALKOVICH.
Popcorn Cinema: Stallone vs. Schwarzenegger John E. Meredith February 27, 2016 Popcorn Cinema Dude, I give you the Battle Royale. Rocky versus the Terminator. Conan versus Rambo. Freakin' Cobra versus the Kindergarten Cop. Schwarzenegger and Stallone?
Popcorn Cinema: The Revenge Of Captain Midnight: A Broadcast Intrusion Primer John E. Meredith February 20, 2016 Popcorn Cinema Sudden television static. A face appears, wearing a freakish Max Headroom mask and sunglasses, bobbing wildly about.
Popcorn Cinema: 1987, Budd Dwyer, Robocop, And Fake Bears John E. Meredith February 13, 2016 Popcorn Cinema Oh, it's real. As in, they cast it and, more or less, filmed it. I think some of the actors might even have gotten paid.
Popcorn Cinema: 1987, Alex P. Keaton, Wall Street, and the Worst Babysitter Ever John E. Meredith February 6, 2016 Popcorn Cinema In 1987, a gallon of gas was eighty-nine cents. Going to see a movie was still only a few dollars.
Popcorn Cinema: The Wilhelm Scream John E. Meredith January 16, 2016 Popcorn Cinema In RETURN OF THE JEDI, Burtt even makes a cameo. He gets knocked over a ledge by Han Solo and perfectly imitates the Wilhelm Scream.
Popcorn Cinema: Star Wars: The Force Awakens John E. Meredith January 9, 2016 Popcorn Cinema Star Wars: The Force Awakens is more of a remix than a sequel, but it does cleanse the palate of the nasty taste of those prequels.
Popcorn Cinema: Why Do People Like STAR WARS? John E. Meredith January 2, 2016 Popcorn Cinema Well, there you have it. We like STAR WARS because of the toys . . . or maybe because it gives us hope. Or something.
Popcorn Cinema: Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964) John E. Meredith December 26, 2015 Popcorn Cinema Dude, it's SANTA CLAUS CONQUERS THE MARTIANS! Ain't nobody can be all depressed when they see this flick.
Popcorn Cinema: Santa Slashers John E. Meredith December 19, 2015 Popcorn Cinema There is a special subgenre of the Christmas horror movie that fills our twisted hearts with tidings of comfort and joy: the Santa Slashers.
Popcorn Cinema: Krampus (2015) John E. Meredith December 12, 2015 Popcorn Cinema Krampus is being touted as a Christmas horror classic, like Gremlins, but it doesn't feel that cohesive for me.
Popcorn Cinema: Santa Claus, Doo Doo, and Rare Exports (2010) John E. Meredith December 5, 2015 Popcorn Cinema RARE EXPORTS is a bit like THE THING. If, instead of Kurt Russell, it starred the kid from A CHRISTMAS STORY.
Popcorn Cinema: Valhalla Rising (2009) John E. Meredith November 21, 2015 Popcorn Cinema In VALHALLA RISING. The pagans are violent. The Christians are violent. Even the native people in the New World . . . are violent.
Popcorn Cinema: The Peanuts Movie (2015) John E. Meredith November 14, 2015 Popcorn Cinema The filmmakers got that much right, even if their story ultimately fell short of the original PEANUTS.
Popcorn Cinema: The Spirit of the Beehive (1973) John E. Meredith November 7, 2015 Popcorn Cinema John kicks off POPCORN CINEMA with a look back at 1973's The Spirit of the Beehive.
31 Days of Halloween 2015: Day 31 – Trick ‘r Treat John E. Meredith October 31, 2015 Movies, Reviews Michael Dougherty's TRICK 'r TREAT is a chain of interlocking tales, like a perfectly timed watch that's permanently set on the witching hour.
31 Days of Halloween 2015: Day 30 – Going to Pieces John E. Meredith October 30, 2015 Movies, Reviews GOING TO PIECES is a historical and critical look at the much-maligned slasher films that really took off in the early '80s.
