Like The Matineecast post earlier today, this one should go under the banner of “Better Late than Never”. The episode itself has been available for four whole days now, but my post publicizing it needed to wait until after my blog-a-thon of misery had concluded. Anyways, here’s Simon and I talking about The Coen Brothers……
I’d love to tell you that this episode shook down exactly as planned, but I’d be a liar. Likewise there’s a glitch here and there – but the energy is present and I’m starting to think that’s the one part that my wonderful guests bring best and help make the show what it is. As…
Much like Dr. Jones there, I’m about ready to cut the cord and bring this whole blog-a-thon to a crashing end…but not before turning the mic over to a few fellow bloggers. Truthfully, I was hoping to have a longer list of offerings for you readers, but I’m guessing that enduring crappy films isn’t nearly…
Note: This is my final entry for the King of Pain Blog-a-Thon. Tomorrow I’m hoping to cap it all off by turning the mic over to my fellow bloggers. If you’d like to contribute an entry, this post explains how. -Hatter My long, slow journey across the cinematic River Styx is over, and if there…
My walk through the darkness is almost over…I’m beginning to see the light. Well, something lighter anyway. WHAT A GIRL WANTS is clearly a movie made for kids – so evidenced by the squeaky clean starlet who plays the lead character. It’s got admirable themes of identity and family, and in the right hands might…
This is it gang – the lowest depths of hades. The most excruciating pain this monarch of agony will have to endure. No torture, no abuse, no misery is there…more insufferable…than early 90’s made-for-tv specials. CAMP CUCAMONGA was a movie made by NBC in 1990. The concept was to gather a bunch of actors tv-watchers…
The descent into darkness continues my friends, and I didn’t expect the darkness to contain such an attempt at levity. Back in 1980, Paramount thought it’d be a great idea to make a live-action adaptation of Popeye. They thought it was such a good idea in fact, that they spared no expense: assigning wonder-producer Robert…
