Some people hate Kevin Smith; I happen to really like his work. He’s got an honest streak to him that translates well into both the situations he crafts and the dialogue that goes along with it. In short, he’s fun, … Continue reading →
I first saw a trailer for Black Dynamite about two months ago and thought, “Huh, I should watch this.” Way led to way and it went to the backburner. A few of my friends suggested last week that I watch … Continue reading →
Spawned in 1988, Summer School played on HBO all the time, every summer. It was great. I’ve loved this movie since the first time I saw it. Really, what’s not to love? It tells the tale of Freddy Shoop (Mark … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago, my friend and I were talking about movies, and I was wracking my brain trying to think of something. Some of my friends depend on me to find the weird stuff; others, I get to discover … Continue reading →
Oh, Bruce Campbell, how do I love thee? Let me count that ways. I really am tickled to no end that Campbell has had a long and thriving career. The man is funny, and he’s a joy to watch. So … Continue reading →
I know what you’re thinking: another Mel Brooks movie? Yup. I am a sucker for a Mel Brooks film. I can’t help it. This week, I’m going for 1993’s Robin Hood: Men in Tights. It’s 23 years old, and even … Continue reading →
By now, you have figured out that I have a slapstick sense of humor. Someone getting whacked in the face – with a foot, a chair or a 2×4 – is always a sure bet to get me to belly … Continue reading →
I had a chance to preview a film called Love In the Time of Monsters. It tells the story of two sisters that go up to a remote woodside resort, which happens to be the site of a nuclear waste … Continue reading →
So I bought Dude, Where’s My Car? when my ex-husband and I were first dating. He thought it was a joke, and a bad one at that. As his nickname was The Dude, I felt it was appropriate. I put … Continue reading →
This Is My Father is almost 20 years old. It came out in 1998, a product of the Quinn brothers: actor Aidan, writer/director Paul, and cinematographer Declan. This film… I tell you, this film can reduce me to tears like … Continue reading →
