Runaway
In a distant future (as it was imagined in the mid-eighties), Sgt. Ramsay (Tom Selleck) heads up a special police task force designated to deal with dangerously malfunctioning robots. With… Read more »
Category: Film Reviews
The Zodiac Killer
The Zodiac Killer (1971) is one of those films where the story behind it is just as interesting as the story it tells. At the height of the Zodiac’s reign… Read more »
Anna
Serge (Jean-Claude Brialy) and Anna (Anna Karina) work at the same Parisian advertising firm; she as a colorist and he as a photographer. One day a photograph of a woman… Read more »
Breaking In
Breaking In (1989) is exactly the sort of crime film one would expect from screenwriter John Sayles and director Bill Forsyth. Breaking In is not the adrenaline packed thrill ride… Read more »
I Like Movies
I Like Movies (2022) follows the trials and tribulations of high school senior Lawrence Kweller (Isaiah Lehtinen) as he prepares for college and navigates his first job at a video… Read more »
Red Noses
Red Noses (1932) is the seventh of forty-one two-reel pre-code comedies produced by Hal Roach in the Girlfriends series. The plot of this particular adventure finds our heroines Miss Pitts… Read more »
Knock Knock
From the second I began watching Knock Knock (2015) I began thinking about whether Keanu Reeves really is the new Seymour Cassel. By the end of the film it’s clear… Read more »
Colloque de chiens
Colloque de chiens (1977) is an experimental short film by the late Raúl Ruiz shot (by Denis Lenoir) shortly after the filmmaker’s move to France from Chile following Augusto Pinochet’s… Read more »
Racing With The Moon
Before they were anybody Nicolas Cage and Crispin Glover starred in a musical pilot for a show that never got picked up titled The Best Of Times (1981). Richard Benjamin’s… Read more »
Lady Battle Cop
Akihisa Okamoto’s film Lady Battle Cop (1990) is everything one could want or expect from vintage Japanese V-Cinema. Lady Battle Cop is violent, campy, low-budget, and over the top. It… Read more »
