There's a lot to love in THE NIGHT HOUSE, it just doesn't full hang together as a film
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
The Night House is a very good movie and then it is a good movie and then who even knows.
FOR MADMEN ONLY ignores its subject's worst behaviors
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
With a little bit of context, you realize this film being presented as a "warts and all" deep dive has omitted all the things that made its subject a nightmare of a human being. I
Interview: John Malahy, author of TCM's new Summer Movies book
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
John Malahy's Summer Movies, out now from Turner Classic Movies, is a book about 30 movies that capture the feeling of summer, even if only a handful of them were ever any studio's tentpole July 4 weekend releases.
RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK is a boisterous roller coaster of futility
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
Indy good, Big Bang Theory reprehensible.
TERMINATOR 2 works because it is tactile in its invention
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
The Terminator 2: Judgment Day Extreme DVD is the most ridiculous piece of physical movie media I own.
The DCOM Pantheon #7: The Thirteenth Year
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
The Thirteenth Year is, like so many DCOMs, about a young person in the throes of a harsh pubin'.
The greatest thing I've ever watched on TV was a small boy eat 11 lbs. of watermelon on Figure It Out
Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
Chris Meyer, an Arkansan contestant on the first season, could eat 11 pounds of watermelon in one minute.
The DCOM Pantheon #6: Can of Worms
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
In The DCOM Pantheon, I'm going to dig into the greatest filler of all, Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs)
FINAL ACCOUNT is a crucial documentary about remorse–and the lack thereof
by Alex Rudolph. Staff Writer
You could (and maybe should) make a film like Final Account about any tragedy with living war criminals.
The DCOM Pantheon #5: Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
In The DCOM Pantheon, I'm going to dig into the greatest filler of all, Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs)
Ani-May: My weekend with "extreme" anime
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
An attempt to understand extreme animation and completely ruin what the YouTube algorithm thinks I want to see.
The DCOM Pantheon #4 Halloweentown
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
In The DCOM Pantheon, I'm going to dig into the greatest filler of all, Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs)
MORTAL KOMBAT gives itself a dozen excuses to have a dozen fights and I want nothing more
by Alex Rudolph. Staff Writer
That's why it's so great that the new Mortal Kombat commits. It's gruesome and flashy and every hit makes an impact.
The DCOM Pantheon #3: BRINK!
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
In The DCOM Pantheon, I'm going to dig into the greatest filler of all, Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs)
The DCOM Pantheon #2: YOU LUCKY DOG
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
In The DCOM Pantheon, I'm going to dig into the greatest filler of all, Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs)
WEWORK: OR THE MAKING AND BREAKING OF A $47 MILLION UNICORN is a journey into egomania
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
WeWork can't possibly get boring– it covers a case from the upper tiers of Capitalism's Bloopers and Practical Jokes.
The DCOM Pantheon #1: UNDER WRAPS
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
In The DCOM Pantheon, I'm going to dig into the greatest filler of all, Disney Channel Original Movies (DCOMs)
Split Decision: A Dance With Dragons
In honor of Raya and the Last Dragon, who/what is your favorite on screen dragon?
Read MoreTOM AND JERRY cross into the real world and continue an 80-year-long cycle of abuse
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
If you're familiar with the idea that cats don't like mice but sometimes need to put aside their differences to sustain a 100-minute-long narrative, you have some idea how this is going to play out.
Split Decision: Start Making Sense
In honor of his February 22 birthday, what is your favorite film by Jonathan Demme?
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