In an industry obsessed with celebrity and explosive CGI, there remains one vestige of true dramatic talent. Harry. The bobble hatted hipster sat alone on New York stage. As understudy … Read More
Review: The Lego Batman Movie (Spoiler Free)
It’s a great Batman Movie! It has been 8 long years since I’ve been able to say that sentence. In that time we’ve had two less than mediocre live action … Read More
Review: ‘Railroad Tigers’ is a Jackie Chan gem
Railroad Tigers It begins with a group of Chinese children visiting a railroad museum, a chalk drawing of a winged tiger, and a historical tale spun to enthrall an inquisitive … Read More
The Raven (1963) – Halloween Horror Picks
In this episode of Pop Culture Beast’s Halloween Horror Picks, filmmaker and screenwriter Kevin DiNovis joins me to talk about a kid-friendly horror/comedy with an incredible cast – The Raven … Read More
Blood for Dracula (1974) – Halloween Horror Picks
In this episode of Pop Culture Beast’s Halloween Horror Picks, I talk about a campy cult classic that is also one of the funniest vampire movies ever made – Blood … Read More
The Vagrant (1992) – Halloween Horror Picks
In this episode of Pop Culture Beast’s Halloween Horror Picks, I talk about an overlooked and neglected horror comedy with a fantastic cast – The Vagrant (1992)! Directed by Chris … Read More
DVD Review: Hunt For The Wilderpeople
Hunt for the Wilderpeople Written & Directed by Taika Waititi Starring: Sam Neil, Julian Dennison, Rhys Darby, Rima Te Wiata, and Rachel House Special Features: Commentary with Director Taika Waititi and Actors … Read More
Blu-ray Review: Bill & Ted’s Most Excellent Collection
The new three-disc Bill & Ted box set, Bill & Ted’s Most Excellent Collection, provides the perfect opportunity to revisit a couple of films that cracked most of us up … Read More
DVD Review: The Neon Dead
The Neon Dead is a horror/comedy about a recent college graduate named Allison who discovers that the large house she inherited comes complete with undead creatures. She enlists the help … Read More
Blu-ray review: “South Park” tackles PC culture in excellent 19th season
The premiere of South Park‘s twentieth season tonight on Comedy Central offers a nice opportunity to reflect on how both the show and we the viewers have changed since the wild and … Read More
#FantasticFest2016 – Second Wave of Films Announced!!! – UPDATED WITH PHOTOS!!
Fantastic Fest announced its second wave of titles today and this is shaping up to be an incredible year! I can’t believe the roster of directors in this list, Ana Lily … Read More
Film Review: Hell Town
Hell Town is a strange and utterly delightful horror comedy, in which Debbie Rochon as herself plays the host of a late-night television program, Twisted Classic Television, which has uncovered … Read More
Film Review: Woody Allen’s new film CAFÉ SOCIETY
A star-studded cast, visually striking 1930s Hollywood setting, adulterous scandals, unrequited love, gangsters, glamour, and perhaps the most prolific filmmaker of our time; this should be a formula for another … Read More
#FantasticFest2016 – First Wave of Films Announced!!!
Fantastic Fest 2016 has just dropped the first wave of titles for this year’s line up which appears to have an Indian circus theme. I’m going to cut the chatter and … Read More
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