Dust On The VCR
Jeremy Burgess, Anton Jackson, Mary Catherine McAnnally Scott, Nellie Beckett, Audi BarnesConversations on 20th Century Cinema and (Slightly) Beyond
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I Think It’s Fine That Zach Cregger Has Never Seen Resident Evil (2002)
Reader, I just did something that I swore I’d never actually do, especially in my old age: I watched every single Resident Evil movie this summer.
I can thank/blame my wife in this case, at least. We had the house all to ourselves on a Sat...
Hard Boiled (1992) and the Long Journey From American Obscurity to Retrospective Glory
Today’s issue of Dust On The VCR is a guest piece! My friend Anton Jackson is back to carry on a new tradition here at the newsletter. He made his DOTV debut a few years ago with this great piece about Strange Days, but last year I asked hi...
Drugstore Cowboy (1989) Shows Us the Power of a Thoughtful Celebrity Cameo
Today’s issue of Dust On The VCR is a subscriber request! This film was brought to you by Hayes Killian, a fellow local film fanatic and a self-proclaimed longtime Matt Dillon fan. Hayes is one of the people I’ve connected with through the...
Following (1999) is Christopher Nolan’s Syllabus for No-Budget Feature Filmmaking
Whether you’ve pledged your ongoing loyalty to him, you’ve grown thoroughly tired of him, or you oscillate somewhere in the middle, Christopher Nolan has become the biggest filmmaker in the world.
No, his career hasn’t matched the heights...
I Have Come to Terms With Robert De Niro’s Southern Accent in Cape Fear (1991)
If there’s one thing I know about my fellow Southerners, it’s this: We’ve all got opinions about our accents.
Some of us lean into our native tongues and speak (and sing) with pride. Some of us study them, able to point out the phonetic di...
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Professional copywriter. Unprofessional screenwriter. Part-time newsletterist. My first feature film (Don't Die) is now streaming wherever you watch your movies.
Film Festival Director | Video Artist | Photographer | Recovering Tweeter
Mary Catherine is a writer and pop culture obsessive living in Asheville, North Carolina. Her words have been featured in Garden & Gun and Southern Living, among others. She thinks about this, also that, also also one last thing.
selling and telling stories in the Magic City
Audi has a Master's degree in creative writing that she uses to write unsolicited essays on her special interests. She can't be found on social media, but you can summon her with sour gummy worms and mentions of any member of The Mummy (1999) cast.
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