Back in 1982, Walter Hill, writer and director of The Warriors, had just finished 48 HRS. (starting Eddy Murphy’s mainstream success). He stated in his production notes that he wanted to do a rock and roll movie. After getting together… Read More ›
Month: July 2011
Science & Religion Make Sweet Sweet Love: Super God Review
Supergod is a five issue comic published by Avatar Press, created and written by Warren Ellis (Red, Hellblazer) and drawn by Garrie Gastonny (Lady Death, City of Dust). Supergod is set on earth where various nations have created beings of tremendous strength and abilities… Read More ›
Kagemono: Flowers and Skulls Review: Tales of Terror From Down Under
Horror as a genre has long since permeated the mainstream audience. From H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulian imagery, to the flood of late 70’s/ early 80’s slashers, and to the Saw torture porn of today (I guess that is an example of… Read More ›
Milk Review: Charming Sean Penn Movie V
Milk is the account of Harvey Milk’s campaign to become San Francisco’s City Supervisor, gaining the first real grounds for the gay rights movement. The film is set in the culturally turbulent 1970’s, and spans a vast period showing Harvey… Read More ›
The Three Burials of Melquides Estrada Review: The Misadventures of Tommy Lee Jones
Now, I have only recently started to delve into the murky depth that is the Western. I enjoyed Tombstone (Kurt Russell was amazing as always), The Warrior’s Way had an excellent backdrop, and I want to watch all of… Read More ›
Children of The Blazing Fist 