Plot summary: Jen finds herself stranded at Emil Blonsky’s retreat for troubled superheroes and villains, which proves to be just the distraction she needed from her personal life.
Continue reading Marvel Mondays – She-Hulk: Attorney at Law: Episode 7
Game of Thrones was a genuine cultural phenomenon. Given how badly it ended, you might forget there was a point when it was perfectly fun genre television. I would even say it’s worth going back and watching some of it. Find out which seasons were worth the time. Continue reading Ranking the Game of Thrones Seasons
There is nothing I could say about John Carpenter that could be better put than what Martin Scorsese said about him:
Still Need to Watch: Dark Star, The Ward, Village of the Damned, In the Mouth of Madness, Memoirs of an Invisible Man
Still Need to Re-Watch: Halloween
Ben Phillips & Matt Waters present 25 of their favourite movies from a given decade, and for what could be the last time they’ll be focusing on 1980 – 1989.
For many years Ben has had to suffer in private as Matt expressed his preference for this movie over its more iconic sequel. Now his suffering can end as the pair take things public for a fun discussion of the entire franchise and occasionally remember to cover the actual movie.
Continue reading There Will Be Movies – Episode 87: The Terminator
‘The Wedding’, ‘Six Forgotten Warriors’ & ‘Unclaimed Legacy’
Jerome and Brian begin their discussion of the final season of the mid-90s Spider-Man animated series.
Look, things are weird but at least there’s no fairy tale episode. Peter Parker’s parents might be Russian spies. Also, there’s two episodes featuring Scorpion. Kingpin is a highlight at least.
Continue reading The Superhero Pantheon – Spider-Man ’94: Episodes 53-55
Stanley Kubrick was one of the genuine masters of the filmmaking craft in the 20th century. He was one of the few impeccable filmographies. Not in the sense that all of his films are great (or even all good), but in the way that all of his films feel distinct and worthy of study. Here is how I rank them. Continue reading Ranking the Stanley Kubrick Films
UPDATED: 9/26/2022
ONGOING FLUID PROJECT (ie: to be updated continuously yet sporadically)
Unwatched: It’s Impossible to Learn to Plow by Reading Books, Waking Life, Fast Food Nation
Films to Re-Watch Before Placement: A Scanner Darkly
17. Last Flag Flying
Plot summary: Jen and Titania at the same wedding; what could go wrong?
Continue reading Marvel Mondays – She-Hulk: Attorney at Law: Episode 6Article Updated: 9/26/2022
There is something terribly wrong with the world, and it is destroying us from the inside out.
Paul Schrader is one of the most interesting and talented auteurs since the 70s. Despite having a clear style, a prolific filmography, and a long record of great works over six decades, he somehow has missed out on the accolades and the financial success that many of his peers have experienced. First Reformed and a morbidly hilarious Facebook account have given him increased success and notoriety in the last chapter of his career. He’s also pretty close to being truly uncancelable so it should be smooth sailings from here on out for him to be remembered as one of the greats.
Still need to watch: Cat People, Light of Day, Witch Hunt, The Walker, Dog Eat Dog Continue reading Ranking the Paul Schrader Films
The Reel World 