Weekly movie writing on beloved favorites, cult oddities, and films gone completely off the rails.
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I Timed 6 Movie Countdowns. Hollywood Has Some Explaining to Do.
A movie countdown seems pretty fucking simple. If the bomb says 30 seconds, we should be 30 seconds away from the bomb going off.
But I’ve spent years watching an absurd amount of movie happen while the timer barely moves. So I finally did...
Idle Hands: The Bolan Community Watch Newsletter — Fall of the House of Scarestack
I’d forgotten how aggressively 1999 Idle Hands is. Everyone is stoned, horny, casually vulgar and talking to each other with the kind of gleeful filthiness that used to pass for normal teenage conversation. Anton is so checked out he barely...
Willpower, Wasted — Case File 024: Green Lantern (2011)
The ring can create anything its wearer imagines. The movie should’ve taken notes
Initial Report
6 Horror Movie Moments Where the Scariest Thing Doesn’t Move
A figure standing perfectly still shouldn’t be this scary. Nobody’s chasing anyone, nothing’s lunging at the camera, and sometimes the poor bastard in the scene doesn’t even know it’s there.
That’s what makes these six moments so haunting....
Scarestack Flashback: A Completely Useless Travel Guide to Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)
Editor’s Note: October has five Thursdays this year, which leaves me with one extra publishing week beyond my usual four new pieces. I’m using it for a Scarestack flashback.
This originally ran during The Scarestack Society’s “13 Days of J...
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Weekly movie writing on beloved favorites, cult oddities, and films gone completely off the rails.
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