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Issue #452: There's a New Greatest Movie Ever in the Paradox Canon and It's Ten Hours Long
Movies are really good. This weekend, I was fortunate enough to be seated for The Human Condition (1959) at the Harvard Film Archive. It is a film that every bit deserves its acclaim. I was deeply moved. There is always something new to dis...
Issue #451: They Keep Telling Me Not to Go to The Bad House
People would be shocked by the volume, measured in cumulative duration, of bad horror movies I’ve watched. I do this voluntarily. It’s not a new topic for the newsletter, either. The obscure, low-budget, poorly acted, whatever. Most of thes...
Issue #450: Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil Is His Worst Movie
I’ve been enjoying youtube videos, with no video to speak of, that mix songs with an extended intro using their original sample. This combination of “The Light” and “Open Your Eyes” is one such example.
These songs are both incredible, an...
Issue #449: Na Hong-jin’s Hope is More Similar to The Wailing Than You Think
There is no shortage of excitement in the waning warm weeks in Massachusetts. Brimfield has come and gone, I went to the final show of the year this past weekend. Proverbial tents are emerging for the Big E. I can still watch TV on my porch...
Issue #448: Álvaro Olmos Torrico’s The Condor Daughter Showcases Bolivian Cinema
I like basketball. It would be a stretch to say I like sports, writ large. But what I like and love about basketball is competition. The effort, commitment, aspiration (pun intended) to do something and overcome a completely arbitrary obsta...
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