Writing about screen storytelling every ten days or so, from your friend Emerson.
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FMI Radio: The Devil’s Smile
A white girl makes a deal with the devil for “an ass that won't quit,” and it works—until she starts waking up with no memory after nights of misadventure, and begins to suspect her ass may now have a mind of its own.
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I didn’t real...
The End of Main Street?
The last few Tuesday mornings, NYC Tape Fair’s Ricky Marrero and I have joined at Regal Cinemas to see whatever’s playing for $10. After the film, we get together over pizza and discuss what we just saw, be it autistic savant piano tuners,...
FMI Radio: CDL w/ Lauren Servideo
A desperate millennial who decides to get a job as a trucker gets teamed up to train with a seasoned veteran he eventually discovers is a long-haul serial killer.
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Films mentioned:
- Training Day (you gotta rent it womp womp)...
FMI Radio: Immigrant Song
An immigrant living in the United States wakes up one day to discover that their country has disappeared from the map and no one else seems to remember it.
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Films mentioned:
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The Trial (Criterion)
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Once Upon a Time… in Holl...
FMI Radio: Katie the Grenade
A potential “Bond girl” who gets ghosted (for her own protection) decides she needs to find out why she got dumped.
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Films mentioned:
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Married to the Mob (Criterion, Prime)
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The James Bond movies (obviously) (most of them ar...
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