Lost in Translation 281: Parodies Scott Delahunt February 8, 2019 Lost in Translation The end result is that, no matter what type of parody a work may be, it can’t be held to the same standards as an adaptation.
Women in Horror: The 6th Friend (2016) Corin Totin February 1, 2019 Women in Horror When a slasher comes out that is unequivocally feminist it is an occasion to take notice and that’s exactly what we get in The 6th Friend.
Lost in Translation 280: Bumblebee Scott Delahunt February 1, 2019 Lost in Translation Overall, Bumblebee is a good live-action adaptation, fitting in with the continuity of the Bay films while still standing alone.
They Shall Not Grow Old (2019) Peterson Hill January 31, 2019 Movies, Reviews They Shall Not Grow Old is a painstaking restoration of footage from World War One to create a documentary that is without politics or propaganda.
Advance Review: Velvet Buzzsaw (2019) Peterson Hill January 30, 2019 Movies, Reviews, TV To work, Velvet Buzzsaw needed to be 50% wilder and out of control.
Polar (2019) Nate Zoebl January 28, 2019 Movies, Reviews Polar is such a thoroughly unpleasant film experience I was wondering if Lars von Trier had somehow made a comic book movie.
4.0 Sick Flix: Audition (1999) Corin Totin January 25, 2019 Sick Flix If you’ve only seen one film by the brilliant Japanese auteur Takashi Miike, then it was probably Audition.
Lost in Translation 279: Spider-Man – Into the Spider-Verse Scott Delahunt January 25, 2019 Lost in Translation As a film, Into the Spider-Verse will be the Spider-movie that all others will be judged against.
Advance Review: Serenity (2019) Peterson Hill January 24, 2019 Big Sleeps and Long Goodbyes, Movies, Reviews So, what are we to make of Steven Knight’s newest film, Serenity?
Star Trek Discovery 2.01 “Brother” Paul Brian McCoy January 22, 2019 Reviews, TV Star Trek Discovery’s first season was probably the most divisive series in the 50-plus year-old franchise.
Gender and Star Trek: Loving the Alien Shawn Hill January 22, 2019 Shot for Shot Star Trek is about who we are are in society, but that means what we’re allowed to do and be as individuals.
Lost in Translation 278: Blazing Transfer Students Reborn Scott Delahunt January 18, 2019 Lost in Translation Blazing Transfer Students Reborn doesn’t take itself seriously, though the characters do take their missions like they were life and death situations.
Advance Review: Glass (2018) Peterson Hill January 17, 2019 Movies, Reviews Just two years later, we now have the arrival of Glass, which works simultaneously as a sequel to both Unbreakable and Split.
The Dark (2018) Paul Brian McCoy January 15, 2019 DVD/Blu-ray, Reviews, Zombies 101 The Dark wants to do a lot with very little and for the most part it does a good job.
Advance Review: Halloween (2018) Blu-ray Review Paul Brian McCoy January 14, 2019 DVD/Blu-ray, Reviews I’m glad Curtis and Carpenter got checks, but if there was ever an example of a film that never needed to be made, this is it.
Bird Box (2018) Nate Zoebl January 11, 2019 Movies, Reviews Bird Box isn’t a movie worth strong feelings, good or bad.
Lost in Translation 277: The Road to an Original Superhero Movie Scott Delahunt January 11, 2019 Lost in Translation Superhero works may become the new Western because the new genre doesn’t carry the historical problems while still providing for morality plays.
Pop: Crisis of Existence in the City of Angels Dory Hoffman January 4, 2019 Movies, Reviews Pop (2018), written and directed by J. Spencer, packs witty social commentary, grotesque special effects, and memorable scenes into a short 15-minute film.
Lost in Translation – Looking to 2019 Scott Delahunt January 3, 2019 Lost in Translation Adaptations aren’t going away anytime soon.
ON SALE NOW! NOIRLATHOTEP 2: MORE TALES OF LOVECRAFTIAN CRIME!! psychodr December 31, 2018 News, PDI Press, PDI Press Catalog NOIRLATHOTEP 2: MORE TALES OF LOVECRAFTIAN CRIME features six all-new stories by the writers of Psycho Drive-In that push the boundaries of what you can do with the concept of Lovecraftian Mythos-inspired crime fiction.
