Obfuscation and Misunderstanding in the Film Adaptations of Philip K. Dick
About the film adaptations of Philip K. Dick, arguably the least understood SF writer of our time
About the film adaptations of Philip K. Dick, arguably the least understood SF writer of our time
Here’s a pairing that hasn’t been made too often, but it’s a valid one: WHORE, a low budgeter from 1991, and SHOWGIRLS, an expensive tentpole release from 1995
A would-be blockbuster from 1998 that saw director Paul Verhoeven and much of the crew of ROBOCOP (1987) trying to recapture the elusive magic of that classic
The latest edition of my Year in Bedlam overview of the movie releases of the previous twelve months
2020 was a hell of a year
A prestige film that is, conversely, every bit as trashy and exploitive as anyone could desire
In this Year in Bedlam overview, highlighting 30 lesser-known and/or underappreciated film releases, I’ll be exploring 1980
Just what the title says.
2020 was a hell of a year
That title is somewhat misleading, as this is not the “definitive” history of ROBOCOP (1987) and its offshoots