Better Living Through Bad Movies
Scott ClevengerAuthor, podcaster, and hypocritical screenwriter Scott Clevenger boils down bad cinema to its most pure, concentrated form of stupidity.
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Breakfast Bribery!
New movie review is on the way, but as long as I’ve got you here, today’s piece is totes about oats.
I’m not old enough to have witnessed the Fifties’ infatuation with Sugar first hand, but I’ve seen the artifacts. Back then, sugar was mor...
Blackbird (2018)
Blackbird (2018)
Directed by Michael Flatley
Written by Michael Flatley
Talking pictures have been around for nearly a century (The Jazz Singer was released on October 6, 1927), with the result that audiences have gotten spoiled, and n...
The Batman (1943) Chapter 12
If you’re joining the Batman already in progress, you can check out the previous chapters below. If you dare…!
Chapter One: The Batman
Chapter Two: The Bat’s Cave…of The Batman!
Chapter Three: Mark of the Zombies!
Chapter Four: Slave...
Jingle All The Way
Jingle All The Way (1996)
Directed by Brian Levant
Written by Randy Kornfield
You know how you’ll be walking along, and suddenly notice footprint-shaped smears of dog crap, realize some pet must have deposited a pile on the sidewalk so...
The Batman (1943) Chapter 11
I don’t know what to tell you, guys. It’s Chapter 11 already (A Nipponese Trap) and the Batman still hasn’t won World War II.
Last time, in Episode 10: Batman attacks Daka’s thugs, who are waiting for the parachuting radium to arrive, but...
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Author. Co-host of The Slumgullion podcast. Hypocritical screenwriter. I write mean but funny movie reviews at Better Living Through Bad Movies.
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