Or, As Peckinpah Once Said, “It Ain’t A Radio Play, Folks” [To Paraphrase L.Q. Jones]

"Let the character actors lay out the plot. Then, when there's something important to say, you say it, and people will listen."

Homemade FAKE Criterion Of The Week

https://youtu.be/hhPsAV0EGd4

No, I Don’t Believe Everything I Find On The Internet (Exhibit B)

I was even logged in.

Quick! Someone Call The Red Cross!

https://youtu.be/03saBlxB2QI

Homemade FAKE Criterion Of The Week!

https://youtu.be/T-G2nY8OH8Y One of my favorite Seventies Westerns, starring Jeff Bridges and Barry Brown as Civil War-era draft dodgers living a nomadic life as wannabe outlaws. It's all fun and games 'til your juvenile outlaw gang gets their adolescent heads blown off and hung from the neck 'til dead by rival outlaws. The film has a …

Sidewinder’s View: Atlantic City (1980) [SPOILERS]

There's so much keenly observed character detail and dramatic conflict in this movie that I'd never fully appreciated on earlier viewings. This is what great films are made of, I realized this time around: Artistic, insightful, thoughtful, and entertaining.

Homemade FAKE Criterion Of The Week!

https://youtu.be/Tnzxsk3Ag48 https://youtu.be/ViQEbv26GRA

The Midway Drive-In’s Grindhouse Drive-In Horrorfest: Final Lineup Announced!

Relax. It’s Self-Evident He Was Referencing The Carpenter Flick.

Nightmare Fuel Duel: Knife-Wielding Psychos & Killer Sharks Versus…Clowns?

Last night, my 8-year-old and I watched portions of the Horror movie 'greatest hits'/mashup Terror In The Aisles (1984). Here are some of his observations.