Welcome Home to the Faustian Penitentiary, Away from Emma Mae and the Street Wars
About the late blaxploitaiton auteur Jamaa Fanaka, who combined urban grit and sheer weirdness
About the late blaxploitaiton auteur Jamaa Fanaka, who combined urban grit and sheer weirdness
Looking back over last year’s books!
The latest installment of my annual overview of the previous year’s noteworthy film releases
It was inevitable that Japan’s Toho Studios, after decades of aggressively rebranding Godzilla for the international market, would finally get it right.
A history of “horror’s most misunderstood film,” written by that film’s own writer-director
Another horror movie that doesn’t call itself horror
Movie Novelizations: the good, the bad and the hard to find!
I say this is the best of the AMITYVILLE movies. No, AMITYVILLE II isn’t particularly good, but it is superior to its overrated predecessor and the innumerable follow-ups
Exploring one of the most famous non-publications of our time
About the strange yet wondrous tales of Vic, a teenage punk, and his telepathic dog Blood, who subsist in a post-nuclear wasteland.