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A Better Yesterday – Ep.7 – Handover Blues
A BETTER YESTERDAY – EP.7 – HANDOVER BLUES Enough of the nonsense—this episode is serious. Ross O’Brien talks with Bey Logan about Hong Kong cinema in the years leading up to Britain’s handover of the colony to China in July 1997; debate ensues. For the most part, the business of cinema in Hong Kong carried on as usual, delivering carefree
What Ever Happened to Bette & Joan? Bonus S2, Ep4: What Ever Happened to Henry Farrell?
WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BETTE & JOAN? – WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO HENRY FARRELL? On this episode, we look at a pair of 1970’s TV movies from Henry Farrell, author of the original novel of What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? Up first, Farrell’s 1970 adaptation of another of his books, How Awful About Allan, in which Anthony Perkins stars
Digital Noise Episode 385: Two Fat Too Spurious
DIGITAL NOISE EPISODE 385: TWO FAT TOO SPURIOUS If this episode of Digital Noise runs long (don’t they always?) it’s because Chris and Wright chose to record it on the night the midterm election results were coming in. And they live in Texas. So there was some amount of interstitial freaking out happening as the show goes along. As well,
Screener Squad: The Deb
THE DEB MOVIE REVIEW Every girl dreams of her big debut, with the perfect dress, the perfect date, and the perfect night to remember. Unless you’re a teenage feminist who thinks the whole thing is a patriarchal nightmare. Then it’s time to burn down the ballroom. Rebel Wilson makes her feature directorial debut with The Deb, an Australian musical comedy
Screener Squad: Animals
ANIMALS MOVIE REVIEW Politics is a dirty business. But when your family-values campaign turns into a hostage situation, things are about to get downright savage. In this Ben Affleck written and directed Netflix crime thriller, wealthy Los Angeles mayoral candidate Mark Kimball (Affleck) is days away from an election when his young son is kidnapped and held for a $7
Screener Squad: V/H/S Mixtape
V/H/S MIXTAPE MOVIE REVIEW Shudder has got you covered for this season’s spooky screenings with the ninth segment of the popular anthology series V/H/S with V/H/S/Mixtape. The narrative that connects the horror shorts this time around is the heavy metal shock rock and roll band GWAR. The band have their own bizarrely disgusting wraparound narrative, but also they put in