Alien: Romulus – a slick, scary genre exercise
The Alien franchise has touched upon many genres in its 45 years of chest-bursting glory. From its humble beginnings as a single-location, claustrophobic horror flick,
The 35th Annual Philadelphia Film Festival – Spookies Edition
The 35th Annual Philadelphia Film Festival – Hot For Teacher edition
Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother review – I’m glad Blade fell apart
Digger – a generational piece of cinema that is impossible to review
Primetime – a character study disguised as an exposé
Resident Evil – bridging the gap between gaming and cinema
Ice Cream Man & Spider-Man: Brand New Day – two movies that I don’t have strong feelings about either way
The Odyssey – Seeing yourself become the villain
I Like to Movie Movie episode 280 – A Farewell Film Potluck
Evil Dead Burn – a New French Extremity-inspired entry to a series that will (hopefully) never die!
The Alien franchise has touched upon many genres in its 45 years of chest-bursting glory. From its humble beginnings as a single-location, claustrophobic horror flick,
Writer/director Tilman Singer is not interested in holding your hand. He’ll give you every piece of information you need to crack the narrative code of
In this episode we divulge all of the secrets of having a successful podcast. We also turn this into a small Movie Movie episode, talking
If you have a “mom’s night out” in your near future, it’s likely you’ve already made plans to see It Ends With Us, the adaptation
Trap is a patently ridiculous movie. An absurd concept milked with such ferocious thoroughness that it cannot help but to enter into wildly far-fetched territories.
While not necessarily a new subgenre, the moniker “eat the rich” has been applied to quite a few movies lately, likely as a result of
Deadpool is back, and this time he’s got a buddy with him. Join us as we discuss the latest from the Merc with a Mouth,
Dan recounts his Pickle Journey. Have ya heard about the Weinermobile?! Get ready for the most extreme mental exercise where I’m assuming we’re all just
It’s summer baby, and that means blockbusters, and way back in 1998 it meant Armageddon. Join us as we dive into what makes Michael Bay’s
A fun aspect of the past quarter century of superhero cinema is how the live-action films have retroactively affected the comic book source material. Prior