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Tag Archives: What I’m Watching
On WTFness
Seriously, there’s a smoking clown that appears for all of two scenes and, perhaps, two seconds. What does he do? Smoke against a sky full of white clouds in the first scene, and throw the cigarette to the ground in … Continue reading
On More (and More (and More))
I first saw Mark Osborne’s short film More a long time ago. I feel I must have seen it on television, late night, maybe as part of MTV’s Liquid Television or some other venue for short, dark, inventive films. It … Continue reading
On the Worst Movie I’ve Seen that I’ve Not Really Seen
Of course, you guessed it, I’m talking about Battle of Los Angeles. What do you mean you haven’t heard of it? It’s the big-budget, highly publicized movie about an alien invasion of Earth (that for some reason starts in Los … Continue reading
On The Room
The Room is a movie by Tommy Wiseau that he directed, wrote, produced, and starred in. As you might guess from such a wealth of positions, it was no large effort for him to arrange two sex scenes for himself … Continue reading
On the Seduction of The Green Slime
I’ve tweeted about this, but as I’m currently tweeting into a void (see my post on The Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump) I’ll relay my thoughts and comments here, expanded from their 140 word condescension. Condensation. Continuance? … Continue reading
Cinematic Showdown: Wild at Heart vs. Assault on Precinct 13
I have seen neither of these movies till now, and I knew nothing of them, much, except their directors and a vague notion of Nicolas Cage being in the former, not the latter. And now it’s been months since I … Continue reading
On Dreaming With Sharp Teeth
I really like Harlan Ellison. I’ve liked him for as long as I can remember reading which is not exactly true as, at that time, I was reading The Interestellar Pig and The Chronicles of Narnia and books of myths … Continue reading