Dust On The VCR
Jeremy Burgess, Emmy Potter, Anton Jackson, Mary Catherine McAnnally Scott, Nellie Beckett, Guy CalvinConversations on 20th Century Cinema and (Slightly) Beyond
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Shots on Video: A Ranking of All 43 V/H/S Segments
I said it in 2021 and it remains true today: V/H/S is my favorite 21st century horror franchise.1
In Next Week's Newsletter, I Will Rank All of the V/H/S Segments One Last Time
Reader, we’ve reached the Fall Break Zone.
Would The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) Have Worked in a Different State?
Today’s issue of Dust On The VCR is a subscriber request! This film is brought to you by my girlfriend Dr. Sara Gonzales, whom I met a year ago this month and have been dating ever since. I love many things about her, but one of the first t...
That Scene in Sorcerer (1977) Got Me Thinking About When Film Goes Too Far
In my old (middle) age, I find myself using a well-worn adage when it comes to cinema: “They don’t make ‘em like they used to.” There are plenty of reasons why one might believe this, whether it’s the kinds of movies that are being made or ...
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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!
Emmy Potter is a New York-based writer, actor, Scorpio, and feminist by way of the Midwest. She loves Laura Dern and owns too many novelty film t-shirts.
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 it all, so she writes about it all (except math, ew).
selling and telling stories in the Magic City
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