Retrospective Movie Review Nightmare Alley (1947): A Grim & Unique Noir Gem Something dark, twisted, and great to close out #Noirvember? This is your ticket.
Members only Retrospective Movie Review The Genius of An American Werewolf in London (1981) Why John Landis's wolfman classic is one of the greatest films ever made.
Retrospective Movie Review Tremors (1990): Monster Movie Fun Perfection An early 90s creature feature with a great cast and a fantastically wild plot. Imaginative, tense, scary fun.
Retrospective Movie Review Dr. Strangelove and Artistic Clarity Kubrick's statement on nuclear weapons uses dark comedy as a clarifier & lubricant to deliver a bleak warning while having fun.
Retrospective Movie Review Review: Popeye (1980) Popeye opens by striking an unexpected tone for the movie adaptation of a cartoon franchise. If you peer beneath its surface, the film has both depth and darkness.
Retrospective Movie Review Review: Dark Blood (2012) George Sluizer's brooding, desert-based drama seemed doomed after River Phoenix's untimely death in 1993. Its eventual 2012 release, however, reveals a cinematic gem.