…even after delivering a massive hit completely disproves the myth that commercial success guarantees filmmakers greater freedom to pursue the projects they want. All that aside, De Palma’s ability to… View Post

…Mazzucchelli in issues #227-233 (1986). I’d argue that for anyone who has never read a comic in their life, “Born Again” is one of those comics with the power to… View Post

…who wrote from the brink. His music communicates—as best as music can—what it means to be wrenched into the gutters of insanity. What it feels like to hold on one… View Post

…minor footnote during that massive company-wide crossover, one with enormous impact from Nightcrawler ending up in a coma to Angel being crippled and maimed to the point where his wings… View Post

…7. Ministry of Fear (1944) Of all Lang’s WWII films, Ministry of Fear is arguably the best. Based on the novel by Graham Greene, the story focuses on Stephen Neale… View Post

By James Hancock December 15th, 2015 This post might resemble me attempting to tap dance across a few moving laser beams as I try and discuss the New York premiere… View Post

…over the planet. But enough pontificating on my part, let’s move on to the episode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQ5QtQ59Nc8 ***spoilers ahead*** Apart from the finale which I’ll get to in a moment, this… View Post