Brides of Dracula (1960) is one of Britain’s Hammer Studios’ several contributions to the vampire genre, and until now, the only one I hadn’t seen. I’m a Hammer fan though, so I was quite looking forward to it Unfortunately, it’s also not their best contribution. Peter Cushing as Von Helsing …
I’ve enjoyed a lot of Gene Wilder movies over the years, and like a lot of people, when he died I decided to pay tribute with a mini movie marathon. But rather than revisit the beloved classics, I decided to dig a little deeper into his repertoire and watch some …
1975 was a great year for movies. Jaws. Three Days of the Condor. Deep Red. But there are a lot of lesser known gems to come out of the era, including this largely forgotten Charles Bronson masterpiece, Breakout. Chuck plays a slick talking dude willing to do “anything for money.” …
As part of their coverage of the new Tomb Raider movie, Entertainment Weekly did a history of the franchise and documented all of Lara Croft’s many achievements. They even remembered to include my own contribution to the franchise, Re/Visioned: Tomb Raider, an animated series that brought together a lot of …
Been digging deep into the Cronenberg back catalog and rediscovered Shivers, a film that could pretty much only be made by Cronenberg and only in the sexed up 70s. A crazy doc develops a sexually transmitted parasite with the hopes that it will kickstart a free love ongoing orgy. The …
Just finished watching Agent Carter season 2. Hands down my favorite comic inspired show. Great female lead. Great pacing. A fun plot. But part of what I love about it is that Haley Atwell has a pretty normal woman’s body, rather than the increasingly impossible dimensions most tv and movie …
If you see it in the recommended for you list on Netflix, chances are you will just keep scrolling past Arn: The Knight Templar. The imagery and description make it sound like another cheesy hack and slash flick. But, despite poor ratings on RT and other aggregators, it’s a surprisingly …
