Revisit
Format: DVD
Venue: Rivendell
One of my favorite blaxploitation films ever and the subject of last week's Junkfood Cinema. Give it a read, won't you?
Rating: 8/10 Atkins
Sunday, February 27, 2011
The Oracle (1985)
1st View
Format: 35mm
Venue: Alamo Ritz
The subject of this week's (read last week's) Terror Tuesday Report. I will save my thoughts for that and then link it here.
Format: 35mm
Venue: Alamo Ritz
The subject of this week's (read last week's) Terror Tuesday Report. I will save my thoughts for that and then link it here.
Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2008)
1st View
Format: Blu-ray (Thanks Severin!)
Venue: Rivendell
Not since Plan 9 From Outer Space has a film this inept fostered such instant endearment. It has been ages so I laughed this hard while watching a film. Movies like this are the antidote to cinematic pretension and that is why I love them so much.
Rating: Not Possible
Format: Blu-ray (Thanks Severin!)
Venue: Rivendell
Not since Plan 9 From Outer Space has a film this inept fostered such instant endearment. It has been ages so I laughed this hard while watching a film. Movies like this are the antidote to cinematic pretension and that is why I love them so much.
Rating: Not Possible
Dragonslayer (1981)
1st View
Format: VHS
Venue: Rivendell
Dragonslayer may be dry and a little rough around the edges but it has some interesting religious commentary and some of the very best practical dragon effects I have ever seen. Young Peter MacNicol creeps me out.
Rating: 7/10 Atkins
Format: VHS
Venue: Rivendell
Dragonslayer may be dry and a little rough around the edges but it has some interesting religious commentary and some of the very best practical dragon effects I have ever seen. Young Peter MacNicol creeps me out.
Rating: 7/10 Atkins
Dark Star (1974)
1st View
Format: VHS
Venue: Rivendell
Directed by John Carpenter, co-written by Dan O'Bannon, who also stars, Dark Star is a prime example of why copious amounts of cannabis and filmmaking do not mix. Boring, silly, and fraught with horrendous jokes that would only elicit a giggle from the incredibly stoned.
Rating: 2/10 Atkins
Format: VHS
Venue: Rivendell
Directed by John Carpenter, co-written by Dan O'Bannon, who also stars, Dark Star is a prime example of why copious amounts of cannabis and filmmaking do not mix. Boring, silly, and fraught with horrendous jokes that would only elicit a giggle from the incredibly stoned.
Rating: 2/10 Atkins
Madhouse (1974)
1st View
Format: Netflix WI
Venue: Rivendell
Enjoyable, self-referential Vincent Price horror flick that suffers from being not as neatly packaged as Theater of Blood. Interesting tidbit, an alternate title for the film was The Madhouse of Dr. Fear...despite the fact that no character in the movie is named Dr. Fear.
Rating: 6/10 Atkins
Format: Netflix WI
Venue: Rivendell
Enjoyable, self-referential Vincent Price horror flick that suffers from being not as neatly packaged as Theater of Blood. Interesting tidbit, an alternate title for the film was The Madhouse of Dr. Fear...despite the fact that no character in the movie is named Dr. Fear.
Rating: 6/10 Atkins
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Cobra (1986)
Revisit
Format: Netflix WI
Venue: Rivendell
Awesomely bad flick from, as far as I'm concerned, the golden age of Stallone. Whether you appreciate the movie legitimately or ironically--or even if you hate it--it's hard to deny Marion "Cobra" Cobretti is among Stallone's most badass characters. He is a complete asshole who does not give a fuck about anything and has no problem icing melon farmers who break the law. From the director of Rambo, Leviathan, AND Tombstone? Hell to the yeah!
Rating: 7/10 Atkins
Format: Netflix WI
Venue: Rivendell
Awesomely bad flick from, as far as I'm concerned, the golden age of Stallone. Whether you appreciate the movie legitimately or ironically--or even if you hate it--it's hard to deny Marion "Cobra" Cobretti is among Stallone's most badass characters. He is a complete asshole who does not give a fuck about anything and has no problem icing melon farmers who break the law. From the director of Rambo, Leviathan, AND Tombstone? Hell to the yeah!
Rating: 7/10 Atkins
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