Mad Max views the world as it’s beginning a descent into anarchy; this world often envisions instances of rape. With the notions of order gone (or in this case, rapidly dying), the atrocious act becomes far more common. The fact … Continue reading →
I’m mildly ashamed to admit that I’ve watched this. Emphasis on “mildly.” This movie is pretty funny, despite that it’s a shameless rip off of other, far scarier films. It accomplishes something that so many films fail to do while … Continue reading →
That’s right, ladies and germs: we’re goin’ tweetin’! On Saturday, June 20th at 8PM (ETD), join us on Twitter for unfiltered commentary as we watch The Room, Tommy Wiseau’s magnum opus of… stuff. Our hashtag will be #ohhaimark Come join … Continue reading →
It comes as no surprise that The City of Lost Children is visually stunning. From Marc Caro and Jean-Pierre Jeunet, the film tells the strange tale of a man lacking the ability to dream named Krank (Daniel Emilfork), who kidnaps … Continue reading →
Video games are the bomb. I stay up far too late playing them, I play all levels to get to 100% completion, I throw the controller, and I refer to the bosses by such cute little nicknames like, “You fucking … Continue reading →
I’ve heard The Triplets of Belleville described as “odd” and “charming.” I wouldn’t call it “odd” so much as “different,” and “charming” doesn’t quite nail it so much as “entrancing” does. It defies many conventions of modern animation, especially in … Continue reading →
Body swap scenes are hard to pull off. When done poorly, they’re laughable at best. However, if done properly, a body swap can suspend your disbelief to see the character over the actor while still in the moment. You wind … Continue reading →
Guardians of the Galaxy is a fun blockbuster that knows how to engage its audience. It gives us a funny lead, hysterical side kicks, lots of action, a bad guy that we can’t stand and enough loose ends to make … Continue reading →
On paper, this movie is ridiculous. In reality, this movie is ridiculous. That doesn’t make me love it any less, and you should, too. Here we go: five reasons why, this Memorial Day weekend, you should spend some quality time … Continue reading →
The first time I watched Let the Right One In, I wondered if I was watching something that was going to go down as a classic. It certainly has the hallmarks: great script, performances of remarkable depth (especially from Lina … Continue reading →
