Dust On The VCR
Jeremy Burgess, Dan Fite, Jr., Mary Catherine McAnnally ScottConversations on 20th Century Cinema and (Slightly) Beyond
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The Dust Files: Sometimes I Think About How Babe (1995) Was Nominated For Best Picture
This weekend, a new adaptation of Animal Farm that nobody asked for is hitting movie theaters. I’ve heard it’s not very good for reasons that would suprise no one who’s familiar with the source text.1
Every City Deserves a Cinematic Time Capsule Like Stay Hungry (1976)
Thank you to everyone who came through for our special Alabama Film Week edition of Tape Night! Last night was the 50th anniversary of the theatrical release of Stay Hungry, a film that was set and shot entirely in the Birmingham area. It’s...
Strange Brew (1983) Understands That Loose Shakespeare Adaptations Are Better
Today’s issue of Dust On The VCR is a subscriber request! This clearly Canadian film was chosen by Jonathan Hile, one of my swing state buddies up in Pennsylvania. I connected with Hile through my comrades at the Cinema Debrief podcast, and...
Dust On The VCR Presents: A Special Alabama Edition of Tape Night!
A new season has begun. Or a new quarter, if you work in the corporate world like I do. And you know what that means: It’s time for another Tape Night at the Sidewalk Cinema!
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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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