Run (2020) Nate Zoebl November 23, 2020 Movies, Reviews Let Run serve as a prime example of how you can take a simple story and create a lean, mean thriller that provides doses of satisfaction and triumph.
Lost in Translation 363: Remaking Remington Steele Scott Delahunt November 20, 2020 Lost in Translation A remake of Remington Steele is going to succeed or fail on the casting.
In Memoriam: Sir Sean Connery (1930-2020) psychodr November 15, 2020 Shot for Shot But without further ado, here are some of our favorite performances by the late, great Sir Sean Connery.
Lost in Translation 362: Remaking Airwolf Scott Delahunt November 13, 2020 Lost in Translation The pilot could be used with the same beats, with String holding Airwolf as collateral to force the Firm to find St-John.
In Memoriam: Alex Trebek Jessica Sowards November 11, 2020 Shot for Shot Trebek seemed to have a good sense of humor and did not shy away from poking fun at himself.
The Best of The Simpsons’ Treehouse of Horror Episodes Jessica Sowards October 31, 2020 Shot for Shot The Simpsons’ Halloween Specials/Treehouse of Horror episodes are some of the best episodes of the show.
The Psycho Drive-In Halloween Party Playlist Paul Brian McCoy October 30, 2020 Shot for Shot For your Halloween enjoyment, here are 161 songs - around 10 hours of music for you - cultivated by the Psychos here at the Drive-In!
Lost in Translation 361: Bean the Movie Scott Delahunt October 30, 2020 Lost in Translation The plot is simple enough; Mr. Bean has to accompany the painting, Whistler’s Mother, from the Royal National Gallery in London to its new home at the Grierson Art Gallery.
Pegg and Frost Return in Time for Halloween: Truth Seekers Mike Burr October 29, 2020 Shot for Shot It is an unexpected treat this Halloween season that Frost is in Truth Seekers, a Prime series dropping a first season of eight episodes on October 30.
The Existential Horror of Charles Burns’ Last Look Trilogy Paul Brian McCoy October 28, 2020 Shot for Shot Last Look tells the story of pretentious art school loser and punk rock scene hanger-on, Doug, as we weave our way through his memories and dreams.
How That Thing Ended Up on my Porch: Scooby Doo! Mystery Incorporated Mike Burr October 27, 2020 Shot for Shot Underneath all the monsters and mayhem in Mystery Incorporated, the core of the show is the sometimes irrational love we have for the animals in our lives.
Nosferatu (1979) Peterson Hill October 26, 2020 Shot for Shot With Nosferatu, Herzog isn’t interested in crafting a horror film with easy scares.
Terrifies, Horrifies, Forever Scares—Roky Erickson and the Return of the Living Dead Fred L. Taulbee Jr. October 25, 2020 Shot for Shot Like many others, possibly even you, I first heard Roky Erickson’s music in Return of the Living Dead (1985).
Stay Alive (2006) Jessica Sowards October 24, 2020 Shot for Shot Being listed as “Disney’s only slasher film,” my interest in Stay Alive was definitely piqued.
Anything Joes: Operation Blackout Review And Behind The Scenes Analysis Greg Engle October 24, 2020 Anything Joes Greg and Jaren reflect on the Operation: Blackout video game, and take a look at the behind the scenes footage to look for clues about upcoming Classified figures.
All Hail the Newest Scream Queen: Samara Weaving Paul Brian McCoy October 23, 2020 Shot for Shot The first time I saw Samara Weaving was when she showed up as an Aussie backpacker in the final three episodes of Ash vs Evil Dead Season One.
Lost in Translation 360: Sonic the Hedgehog Scott Delahunt October 23, 2020 Lost in Translation Sonic the Hedgehog managed to overcome some issues that could have hurt the film at the box office.
The Horror of the Hollywood Handshake Mike Burr October 22, 2020 Shot for Shot The Hollywood Handshake has mutated from merely an uncomfortable intrusion of alpha maleness to a show stopping event and subject for interstitial sketches.
From Dusk till Dawn (1996) Paul Brian McCoy October 21, 2020 Shot for Shot From Dusk till Dawn still stands tall as one of the most exciting, bloody, experimental, sexy, and violent bloodsucker films of all time.
The Devil’s Backbone (2001) Peterson Hill October 20, 2020 Shot for Shot Guillermo del Toro lets The Devil’s Backbone be painted with the most vivid details.
