Really, Ed Wood (1994) could not have come out at a better time for me, personally.  I was 19ish and headed into the production track for F...

Lon Chaney, man of 1,000 faces, as The Phantom of the Opera. Credit Kino Lorber Preamble:   This review was originally released at ...

Someone online rightfully pointed out that in my previous post on DC Comics as a flat circle and why we should both be delighted and horrifi...

Last year I tuned into the CW hour-long superhero action/drama The Flash expecting the same crippling disappointment I've found with mos...

To recap, the three tricks in Didio's book have been (1) to revisit already well-established and popular works in comics and (2) the uni...

It's not always easy living with me.  Jamie has to watch a lot of movies that she might not really care to see.  So, trying to be nice, ...

After listening to the audiobook of 2001: A Space Odyssey , I got a rec from one of you (I'll assume it was CanadianSimon, as he reads 3...

PaulT (aka: PlacesLost) is watching and commenting upon a horror movie a day all October.   Check it out over at his blog .

Hot on the heels of the success of Dracula (1931) and Frankenstein (1931) , Universal wanted to catch lightning in a bottle for third time, ...

For some time, SimonUK had been insisting I see this movie after we'd watched Wild Geese (1978) .  He assured me Dark of the Sun (1968) ...