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Here’s What Won At The Emmys Last Night!
Last night, Lisa Marie did not watch the Emmys because she says that, “I’m just not feeling TV this year.” If Twin Peaks had been eligible to be nominated, I bet it would have been a different story!...
View ArticlePlaying Catch-Up With The Films of 2017: Transformers: The Last Knight (dir...
So, I’m just going to be honest here. I did watch Transformers: The Last Knight. I didn’t see it at the theaters, of course. To date, I’ve only seen one Transformers movie on the big screen. It was...
View ArticleLisa Reviews An Oscar Nominee: Raging Bull (dir by Martin Scorsese)
This is not my favorite Martin Scorsese film. I feel like I have to make that clear from the start because, for many people, this is their favorite Scorsese film. Though it may have gotten mixed...
View ArticleHorror Scenes That I Love: The Dog Speaks From Summer of Sam
Every film about the Son of Sam and his reign of terror in New York City inevitably faces one huge question. What to do about the dog? Before he started blaming Satanists, David Berkowitz claimed that...
View ArticleThe Batman (dir. by Matt Reeves)
I slept on it before writing this, to let the euphoria pass. Matt Reeves’ The Batman surprised me in a number of ways, some of which can’t be mentioned without throwing spoilers. I’ll perhaps write a...
View ArticleLisa Reviews A Palme d’Or Winner: Barton Fink (dir by Joel and Ethan Coen)
With the Cannes Film Festival underway in France, I decided that I would spend the next few days watching and reviewing some of the previous winners of the Palme d’Or. Today, I got things started with...
View ArticleLive Tweet Alert: Join #FridayNightFlix for Backtrack!
As some of our regular readers undoubtedly know, I am involved in a few weekly live tweets on Twitter and Mastodon. I host #FridayNightFlix every Friday, I co-host #ScarySocial on Saturday, and I am...
View ArticleGuilty Pleasure No. 62: Backtrack (dir by Dennis Hopper)
Sometimes, you see a film that is just so weird and incoherent that you can’t help but love it. Of course, it also helps if the film has a once-in-a-lifetime cast of actors who you would never expect...
View ArticleOctober True Crime: Summer of Sam (dir by Spike Lee)
First released in 1999, Summer of Sam is Spike Lee’s sprawling, frustrating, flawed, occasionally compelling, and ultimately rather intriguing film about the summer of 1977 in New York City. As one can...
View ArticleRetro Television Reviews: Miami Vice 1.16 “Rites of Passage”
Welcome to Retro Television Reviews, a feature where we review some of our favorite and least favorite shows of the past! On Mondays, I will be reviewing Miami Vice, which ran on NBC from 1984 to...
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