…view of the ensuing pandemonium on the other side. It’s here we’re introduced to a group of English deserters who want no part in the government-legitimized suicide. The ragtag assemblage… View Post

…come. I am one of the Co-Hosts of Wrong Reel and you can find more of our content here: Join the Conversation on Twitter Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe on YouTube… View Post

…form as we know it. That is beside the point. What keeps me coming back to the franchise with religious fervor are those individual scenes and moments that define the… View Post

…celebrate the man’s renegade career with a few words. Like many other Japanese directors coming out of the New Wave movement in the late-50s/early-60s Suzuki wanted to break away from… View Post

…occasional passing shadow. Nothing out of the norm. A tranquil community. A tranquil house owned by tranquil people. Sure, I wanted blood. I wanted to see Anna’s and Georg’s heads… View Post

…high profile stars such The Roots but just as often his compositions become throwaway beats that he simply gives away for free on Soundcloud. While his circle of friends is… View Post

…movies and plays that have little in common with those four amazing films. James Whale began his career in show business in the most unlikely way imaginable. While fighting for… View Post

…Royale” and “Skyfall” I’m ready to call Daniel Craig the greatest Bond yet. Most will cry foul at my not automatically picking Sean Connery as the greatest Bond ever and… View Post

…one knows what comes after that final beat—if there’s anything earthly to greet us on the other end. We don’t even know whether the following world shares the same apparatus… View Post