I will see and write about EVERYTHING for The Fractured Mirror book, even this abomination.
You’re welcome.
Read MoreI will see and write about EVERYTHING for The Fractured Mirror book, even this abomination.
You’re welcome.
Read MoreTony Bennett delivered a hilariously terrible, star-breaking turn as a bohemian Jewish hustler in the star-studded 1966 flop The Oscar, written by notorious crank Harlan Ellison
Read MoreRodney Dangerfield made his movie debut in the slight but charming movie-mad comedy The Projectionist.
Read MoreLike so many legendary auteurs, Sam Fuller’s career began on a high note with I Shot Jesse James and limped to a close with Street of No Return.
Read MoreThe 1957 Lon Chaney biopic The Man of a Thousand Faces is known primarily these days for its prescient casting of Robert Evans as Irving Thalberg and for featuring one of James Cagney’s hammiest performances.
Read More1972’s Pulp, which re-teamed director Mike Hodges with his Get Carter leading man Michael Caine, is the quintessential messy, fascinating failure.
Read MoreNatalie Wood’s offscreen life as one of Hollywood’s most triumphant and tragic child actors lends a meta-textual resonance to her fascinating flop Inside Daisy Clover.
Read MoreBabylon is the kind of wildly overreaching mess I usually adore. So why did I hate it?
Read MoreBefore A Star is Born there was 1932’s What Price Hollywood?, which was essentially A Star Is Born by a different name.
Read MoreSilent comedy doesn’t get much better than this! Heck, FILM doesn’t get much better than this!
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