Looks like we’re shy one horse! Set in the dying days of the Old West, a struggle to control water in a dusty desert town…
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Movies from the 1970s are often described as bold, gritty, and groundbreaking, reflecting the social and political upheaval of the era. Filmmakers embraced realism, complex…
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Ah, The Banana Splits! I used to watch this show before school in 1st and 2nd grade. What a wild, colorful, and delightfully chaotic way…
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Two of the all-time greatest films were released in 1954 in Japan. One was the start of a 38+ film series and the other was…
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Big Kahuna Burger, the fictional fast-food chain, is a recurring Easter egg in Quentin Tarantino’s films as well as in films of some of his…
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If one visits or revisits the more recent Star Wars offers, say The Mandolorian TV series or some of the prequels to the original Star…
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Is a physical media collection the new “Let me show you my etchings”? Let me show your my vinyl, CD or DVD collection, it is…
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The Invincible Armour (1977) and The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978) If your introduction to kung-fu fighting movies was via John Wick or Kill Bill,…
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Despite its critical and commercial success, Ridley Scott’s 2007 crime epic, “American Gangster,” often seems to exist in the shadow of genre titans like “Casino,”…
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From the Evil Dead to Spiderman We watched Darkman (1990) the superhero film starting Liam Neeson, Frances McDormand and Larry Drake again last night and…
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