Advertisements We won’t be talking about any kind of recent reboot, or any sequels, or Broadway plays. This is about the 1975 Rocky Horror Picture Show, and specifically the Bawdy Cast at the Clay Theater in San Francisco. Going to Rocky Horror…
« read »Advertisements Friday the 13th is more often than not written off as the cheaper, campier, and just worst of the slasher franchises. Yet, Jason Voorhees, the hockey-masked menace and possible hero at points, stands as one of the most iconic and well-known…
« read »Advertisements After you watch every single Friday the 13th film ever released, you start to ask yourself a few questions: Why would you subject yourself to over 1000 minutes of Friday the 13th in the span of eighteen days? Also, who would…
« read »Advertisements Lost in Translation, hypnotically written and directed by Sofia Coppola, manages to still be one of the most relevant and honest films of this century, even fifteen years later. What more can be said of Coppola’s love masterpiece that hasn’t been…
« read »Advertisements Every Friday this month I will take a peek into some realm of the Friday the 13th franchise. At the end of the month, we will have an encapsulating piece on the franchise and its role in both horror and overall…
« read »Advertisements Noah Baumbach’s career spans over twenty years; his filmography—we’ll be hearing a lot about that—includes a slew of interesting and diverse pieces, many quite different and unique from one another. But what has been most fascinating in my recent deep dive…
« read »Advertisements You’re driving away from the dormitory, signs for parties and beer are all over the frat houses. You hope they will do okay, but it is all out of your hands now. Or maybe you’re waiting patiently for them to be…
« read »Advertisements This review could be sub-titled: When Viral Tries to Go to the Movies. Based in some town, about some myth, involving some group of girls, is this years latest “property-gotten-too-late” internet heavy horror, Slender Man. This year’s antithesis to Hereditary, Slender…
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