Dust On The VCR
Jeremy Burgess, Nellie Beckett, Ryan Kindahl, Kitty, Audi BarnesConversations on 20th Century Cinema and (Slightly) Beyond
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Tremors (1990) Was One of the Last Bastions of Classic Practical Effects
Today’s issue of Dust On The VCR is a subscriber request! This delightful creature feature was brought to you by my friend Dan King, who loves Tremors more than anyone you know. Dan, along with two-time Dust On The VCR guest writer Ryan Kin...
Did Election (1999) Foreshadow the Absurdity of the 2000 Presidential Election?
Hello reader! Today’s newsletter gets into some spoilers for Election, so you’re welcome to steer clear until you’ve caught up with the film. I must say that now would be a great time to watch Election, though!
12 Angry Men (1997) Provides Compelling Evidence for Cinematic Remakes
Today’s issue of Dust On The VCR is a subscriber request! Today’s modern retelling of an old Hollywood classic is brought to you by David Dollar, one of the founding fathers of the Deucecast Movie Show, a podcast I’ve mentioned here before ...
Raising Arizona (1987) is Like Prescription Medication for My Film Allergies
Howdy, reader! I’m starting with a quick note this week to let you know that I’ll be spoiling significant things from Raising Arizona, which is a film that doesn’t exactly hinge on plot surprises, but I still think it’s best experienced wit...
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Authors
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Writer of various things, including weird essays about movies.
selling and telling stories in the Magic City
Writer/Director. 1/2 of Obsolete Media.
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.
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