Peanuts for Lunch
by Charles M. Schulz
Archive for October, 2009
Halloween Top 5: The Evil Dead
Sam Raimi’s debut feature is an absolute game changer. Not since Romero’s Night of the Living Dead has there been a movie that so totally redefined what a genre was capable of. Not bad for a $300,000 movie shot in Nowhere, Tennessee
Dan Brereton: Some Thoughts About Monsters
They were the first things to ever scare me and the only things I drew as a kid with any confidence. As I get older, rather than outgrow them, I relate to them even more
FOLDED ART: Paper Zombie
Print. Cut. Fold. Tape
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The Long Good Friday is a continuing weekly column that tries to thematically or tangentially link together three varying films that would make one hell of an evening at the home theater. Most of these flicks are readily available from Netflix, Blockbuster or Amazon, and some are even available on demand. This is our attempt at a gateway drug to irresponsible movie-watching
From the BOTTOM SHELF: Murder Party
What if you found an elaborate invitation to a Halloween party? What if you decided to go? What if, once you got there, everyone tried to kill you? This is the premise of MURDER PARTY, the first feature by Jeremy Saulnier. And it’s an interesting one. It just so happens that every other part of the film is an exercise in how to fail at filmmaking
INSTANT GREATIFICATION: Kolchak – The Night Stalker
With Netflix, Amazon VOD, Hulu and YouTube making nice names for themselves on the internet, there’s countless hours of video content to wade through. We’re here to point you to the good stuff. Prepare to be instantly greatified
IDOLATRY: The Third Man
There are some films that need to be had. This column will focus on those select few. We celebrate the essential films and the brilliant DVD studios for giving them the proper treatment. These are the gold standard. They deserve our worship. If there were a God, he would be punishing you for idolatry
Let Fabio Frizzi Choose Your “Grindcore” Band Name here on TRC
Mr. Frizzi is the composer of the score for Lucio Fulci’s supernatural/zombie apocalypse classic THE BEYOND. Nowadays, he is assisting the rise of the Grindcore genre of music by allowing his THE BEYOND score titles to be optioned as band names
And Now for Something Completely Different
THE ONION: Expert stops by Today NOW! to show parents of girly sons costume tips to survive Halloween without accentuating their child’s obvious homosexuality. more»
The 50 Best Albums of the 2000s: Numbers 28 - 27
Album Review: Them Crooked Vultures
Review: AVATAR- The 50 Best Albums of the 2000s.
You're Doing It Wrong: Hollywood Netflix Us Off
A Hard Left Hook: James Cameron's Avatar
Review: The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Review: ONCE
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