Dust On The VCR
Jeremy Burgess, Dan Fite, Jr., Mary Catherine McAnnally ScottConversations on 20th Century Cinema and (Slightly) Beyond
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Signs (2002) Is a Good Friday Movie, and I Can Prove It To You
Today’s issue of Dust On The VCR is a guest piece! If you haven’t been keeping score at home, Mary Catherine McAnnally Scott is (and kinda already was) the clubhouse leader among our bullpen of guest writers. Today marks her sixth guest pie...
Sleeping Beauty (1959) Made Me Fear a Future Where Everything is Automated
Reader, I just survived my first trip to Disney World in roughly three decades. I went with my family as a kid in the 90s. It was a bit different this time as an adult with two children under six.
Flashpoint (1984) Provides More Evidence That Crime Thrillers Are Better in Texas
Today’s issue of Dust On The VCR is a subscriber request! This film was brought to you by Charlotte Simmons, one of the first film peers that I really connected with here on Substack thanks to her thoughtful criticism. Reading her work make...
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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.
Writer/Producer/Director. Originally from Alabama, now living in Los Angeles. Follow me on Instagram @danfitejr !
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 it all, so she writes about it all (except math, ew).
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