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A “modern tale of the macabre” that worked better in its movie adaptation: the 1981 teen comedy PRIVATE LESSONS
A “modern tale of the macabre” that worked better in its movie adaptation: the 1981 teen comedy PRIVATE LESSONS
In which the UK’s new wave science fiction scene came (briefly) to Hollywood, courtesy of director Richard Lester
In tallying the output of the late Jonathan Demme, I find that the criminally underrated SOMETHING WILD ranks near the top
A surrealist prank of a movie from the incomparable Luis Buñuel
Angels, demons, Catholicism and Skee Ball, courtesy of Kevin Smith
Say what you will about Ivan Reitman, but he knew how to make movies
The latest installment of my annual overview of the previous year’s Bedlam Files-friendly publications
The making of SHAUN OF THE DEAD is covered with admirable thoroughness in this beautifully designed book
The cover and description make this novel seem like a light-hearted satire, which it isn’t
In which, as often occurs in sophomore films, the writer-director went completely berserk