Dust On The VCR
Jeremy Burgess, Ted Kendrick, Kitty, Audi Barnes, Matt ScaliciConversations on 20th Century Cinema and (Slightly) Beyond
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I Fixed the 47th Academy Awards by Nominating Hearts and Minds (1974) for Best Picture
Reader, this is a special weekend, because tomorrow marks the four-year anniversary of this newsletter! I launched Dust On The VCR in March of 2021—in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic and a month before a surprise heart surgery—and it’s ...
Blue Velvet (1986) Understood America’s Growing Obsession With True Crime
Today’s issue of Dust On The VCR is a subscriber request! The masterpiece we’ll be discussing today was chosen by my longtime buddy and fellow film nerd Jordan Gaston. We’ve been friends since college (back when we both had a decent jump sh...
Electric Dreams (1984) Shows Us That AI Has Always Been Ruining Our Love Lives
Hello reader! Before we get to today’s featured title, I want to thank everyone who watched it with me for Tape Night at the Sidewalk Cinema in Birmingham last night! We had a really good crowd (especially for the night before a big holiday...
Malcolm X (1992) Should Be Shown in High Schools (For More Than One Reason)
Now that we’re firmly entrenched in the age of streaming, the negatives are starting to catch up to the positives. But let’s not dwell on the former. One thing I like about most streaming services is the curation element. Some are better th...
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Authors
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Professional copywriter, unprofessional screenwriter, part-time newsletterist. My first feature film (Don't Die) is coming soon to a streaming platform near you!
Ted Kendrick is a writer and creative producer for film and comics. He was an Associate Producer on feature films The Song of Sway Lake and Pop-Pop is Dead, editor on Lost Dominion comic, and co-founder of the Watchtower Database YouTube channel.
director of Hello Huntsville Horror and Hauntsville Film Fest
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 gummies and mentions of any member of The Mummy (1999) cast.
Co-host of For The Watercooler, a podcast about pop culture.
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