Horror Drive-in
Mark SieberReviews, essays, and reflections about horror in all its forms, with special emphasis on nostalgia and classic books and films.
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Boutique: To Preserve and Collect (2024)
I was excited when I heard about Boutique: To Preserve and Collect. A documentary about home video, movie collecting, and specialty distributors is right up my alley. I ordered it without the slightest hesitation.
I watched Boutique th...
The Joy of Re-Reading
Once, long ago in my teenage years, I was hanging out with my best friend in his apartment. His mother was working, so we were cranking the tunes and getting high. In our wisdom, we were pondering the deep questions of the universe and solv...
Goodbye, Chuck Russell
Chuck Russell never achieved the status of horror legends like Carpenter, Craven, Cronenberg, Romero, or Hooper, but I put him in the same category as any of them.
Russell didn’t stick with the genre, which could be part of the explana...
A Scanner Darkly (2006)
Blade Runner is a great motion picture, but despite what the credits say, it’s not a Philip K. Dick story. Total Recall is one of Arnold’s better action movies, but it isn’t Dick either. Minority Report comes closer, but it still doesn’t ca...
The Anniversary, by Alex Finlay
It doesn’t help that I am in the process of re-reading Joe R. Lansdale’s Hap and Leonard books. Joe demonstrates just how good suspense fiction can be. His books, be they Hap and Leonard or otherwise, are rich in humor, moral ambiguity, cha...
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