For my Shudder pick of the month, I chose We Kill For Love, a nearly three hour long deep dive into direct-to-video thrillers from the 1990s.
Read MoreMy family has been suffering the trials of Job for the last month or so. I’m hoping for a little reprieve.
For my Sweaty Summer Desperation sale, I’m cutting the already low price of a paid subscription to Nathan Rabin’s Bad Ideas IN HALF! I’ll make you such a deal!
Read MoreDiddy’s arrest and trial promised a reckoning for the disgraced mogul and the many mega-celebrities in his orbit that never came, not unlike how Jeffrey Epstein apparently ran a massive sex trafficking ring for decades without writing anything down or threatening anyone with exposure.
Read MoreJohn Carpenter’s ultra-violent, hyper-profane 1998 vampire western Vampires promised to be badass. Instead it’s merely bad.
Read MoreThe Oscar-winning genius behind Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind made a coming of age period musical with hit-maker Pharrell Williams that, unfortunately, will never be available for public consumption because its creators all agree that it missed the mark.
Read MoreControl Nathan Rabin 4.0, the column where I give YOU the opportunity to force me to watch and write about a movie returns with a fond look at John Dahl’s nifty 1989 debut Kill Me Again, which stars the late Val Kilmer and Michael Madsen.
Read MoreMickey Rourke was once in a position to say no to some of the choicest roles and movies of the 1980s and 1990s. Now he apparently does not turn down anything, including humiliating turns on The Masked Singer and Big Brother, where he once again made the wrong kind of headlines for bullying Jojo Siwa, a 21-year-old young enough to be his granddaughter
Read MoreNick Adams’ Twitter feed is a hilarious parody of MAGA meathead idiocy or maybe it’s just the work of a genuine MAGA meathead idiot. It’s hard to tell!
Read MoreI wrote epic lists of the 100 best and worst American movies about filmmaking for my upcoming book The Fractured Mirror and wondering where all-time fiascoes like The Oscar, The Lonely Lady and Valley of the Dolls belongs.
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