A creatively frustrated Steven Soderbergh got his groove back with 1996’s audacious experiment comedy Schizopolis, written, directed AND starring the prolific auteur.
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The 1990 dark comedy Madhouse is like a sitcom, but way more fucked up.
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It turns out Brazilian’s notorious animated knock-off machine is even more fascinatingly terrible than its reputation suggests!
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Bruce and Terry get up to some monkey business and hook up with the Justice League Unlimited.
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Freakazoid is up to his usual shenanigans and it is a delight!
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One of you kind souls paid me to re-experience the majesty and wonder of Jonathan Demme’s 1986 cult classic Something Wild, which begins as a daffy, delightful romantic comedy road trip before morphing into a brutal psychodrama. Melanie Griffith, Ray Liotta and Jeff Daniels all picked up Golden Globes nominations for career-best performances.
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For my patron-funded look at the films of Virginia Madsen I took a gander at one of those silly movies that try to tell black stories without black people.
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W. was wildly irrelevant at the time of its release. It’s only gotten more embarrassing and cartoonish in the ensuing years.
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Virginia Madsen is a sexy femme fatale who is also totally dead and Tommy Lee Jones is a ghost-fucking shamus in the silly but stylish 1988 television movie Gotham.
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My patron-funded exploration of Jean-Claude Van Damme’s Clinton-era prime continues with a fond appreciation of his wonderfully cheesy directorial debut The Quest, which features a delightful supporting turn by Roger Moore.
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