1991: The Year in Bedlam
1991 wasn’t an especially auspicious year for movies, but it was a formative one for this (once) young cineaste
1991 wasn’t an especially auspicious year for movies, but it was a formative one for this (once) young cineaste
This is the infamously bad directorial debut of Stephen King
Believe me when I tell you that this 1970s relic is one of the absolute best after-the-bomb novels in existence
The following marks the inaugural entry in a new and ambitious project: an overview of my favorite films from each year, starting with 2000 and working my way backward
Assembling a best-books-of-the-year list is always a dicey proposition. Quite simply, nobody can be expected to track down and read every worthwhile book printed over the course of the previous year…
An absolute must for MAD MAX fans, a sort-of biography of Australian filmmaker George Miller and his signature creation
Having written about the subject for the past 20 years, I can discern what marks out cult films, and the following, I believe, are all prime candidates
It’s been said that George Miller was so impressed with this novelization of MAD MAX that he hired its writer to co-script THE ROAD WARRIOR
2017’s gross-out movie of note, a freeform exercise in sub-Cronenbergian excess with a satiric thrust and overall fixation on bodily secretion
A mind-boggler par excellence, courtesy of Dedalus, who can always be counted on to dig up fascinating Euro-obscurities