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Reviews
‘In the Mouth of Madness’ Is John Carpenter’s ‘Misery’
John Carpenter’s “In the Mouth of Madness” (1995) was immediately dismissed in theaters, as its brief theatrical run was met…
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Opinion
The Rebel Song That Defied Pandemic Mania
“Danser Encore” was a countercultural phenomenon ignored by American media. In 2020, songwriter and performer Khadour Hadadi was set to…
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Media Bias
Jon Stewart Doth Protest WAY Too Much
It doesn’t take much to set Jon Stewart off these days. It’s part of his shtick, a faux-moral outrage that…
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Reviews
How ‘Truth & Treason’ Differs from Most Nazi Dramas
We’re still learning about the heroes who stood tall against the Nazi regime. The latest yarn ripped from the history…
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Reviews
‘Tremors’ – The Perfect Comedy-Horror Hybrid
The key to why Ron Underwood’s “Tremors” (1990) works so well is that it never forgets it’s a comedy. Yes,…
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Industry News
Conservatives Carpet Bomb Joy Behar’s Fake ‘View’ Complaint
Who’s afraid of the big, bad “View?’ ABC co-host Joy Behar says the show is dying to invite conservatives onto…
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Reviews
Jacob’s Ladder Remains a Can’t Miss Horror Classic
Adrien Lyne’s “Jacob’s Ladder” (1990) will be too much for most audiences, even the most hardened horror movie watchers. From…
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Media Bias
Kimmel Shows Shocking Indifference to Plight of Young Black Men
Kanye West rocked the culture 20 years ago by claiming President George W. Bush didn’t care about black people. "George…
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Opinion
’15 Days’ and Hollywood’s Free Speech Dilemma
Hollywood prides itself on telling stories that challenge power, expose injustice and give voice to the silenced. Yet when it…
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Reviews
Here’s What Made ‘Fright Night’ Unforgettable
Tom Holland’s “Fright Night” (1985) has held a steady presence with horror fans and vampire movie aficionados alike. William Ragsdale…
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