September 22, 2017
“Why don’t you take this copy of The Necronomicon and return it to the library?”–Professor Armitage
We have one final Summer Weekend Review for 2017: the notoriously trippy 1970 adaptation of the classic H.P. Lovecraft tale.
The equinox is here.
We begin our October countdown in two weeks.
September 17, 2017
W. Blaine Dowler WDDP DVD 4 Comments
This week has a couple of real gems.
September 17, 2017
September 16, 2017
SF and fantasy often uses peculative elements metaphorically. Melancholia reworks When Worlds Collide as an art-house film about depression, with a stunning central performance by Kirsten Dunst. As summer 2017 comes to a close, we continue with our reviews of older films– this one from 2011.
September 14, 2017
W. Blaine Dowler Make Me Watch It, Podcast Movies 5 Comments
The latest subject of Make Me Watch It is Monty Python’s Meaning of Life, directed by Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam. The series can also be found on Stitcher, on iTunes, or in a direct RSS feed.
September 12, 2017
W. Blaine Dowler Podcast, xfrp The X-Files 0 Comments
The latest episode of the X-Files Retrospective podcast, covering Kitsunegari (5×08), is now available here for your listening pleasure. Intro and outro music attribution is below. You can also follow the show from its own feed (RSS, iTunes, Stitcher) or through the Bureau 42 Master Audio Feed (RSS, iTunes, Stitcher).
September 10, 2017
W. Blaine Dowler GSFN Books 6 Comments
The latest round of voting takes place here. I’m hoping to have the full tournament brackets done this week.
September 10, 2017
W. Blaine Dowler WDDP DVD 1 Comment
This week sees more releases than we’ve seen in a while.
September 9, 2017
The second adaptation of Stephen King’s notorious novel takes It to the big screen with a big budget.
It is actually the first of two parts, yet can also function as a self-contained film, and It‘s1 makers clearly hope It will become the movie of Halloween ’17.
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September 23, 2017
Anime Review: Your Name.
Alexander Case Anime, Makoto Shinkai Anime 0 Comments
This week I’m reviewing the latest film from Makoto Shinkai, director of Voices of a Distant Star, one of the first films I reviewed for this site. More…