BRAINSTORM
A film that, given the level of talent involved, shouldn’t be that awful—but I’m afraid BRAINSTORM really IS that awful
A film that, given the level of talent involved, shouldn’t be that awful—but I’m afraid BRAINSTORM really IS that awful
No, not that ALIEN, but, rather, a Pakistani joyride from 1989 that has the distinction of being that country’s first special effects blockbuster
The latest installment of my annual overview of the previous year’s Bedlam Files-friendly publications
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
If you’re a fan of literary science fiction this book is absolutely essential reading
Here we have what is undoubtedly the most widely discussed yet least read book of the cyberpunk cycle
A novel as puzzling and bizarre as nearly any I’ve read, filled with enigmas I’m told will come clear on subsequent readings
In which, as often occurs in sophomore films, the writer-director went completely berserk
This is perhaps the only legitimately good (not so-bad-it’s-good) movie ever directed by Charles Band