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Top 10 One-Eyed Bastards
Have you ever had one of those days where you got an eyelash stuck up under your eyelid and no matter how much you rub it or splash water on it you can’t get at it? That was the majority of my morning, and it got to a point where I seriously considered gouging out
Top 6 School Bullies Shawn loves to Hate!
It’s funny, Bullies seem to be such a hot button topic these days, but I can’t help but love the bullies of the cinematic universe. Whether it’s a dumb ass jock doing table lifts in the lunchroom spilling everyone’s food (probably because he was a messy baby) or a couple of fashionable goobers who have
Pax discusses 6 of his mega-crushes from the 1980s
Lori Loughlin (Secret Admirer, The New Kids, Full House) – I saw Lori first in Secret Admirer, then I saw her in The New Kids (both movies are from 1985). Loved her in both. The New Kids is more of a dark thriller and Secret Admirer is a great 80s teen comedy. She was really
Cult Film Club Podcast Episode #2: Talking Cult, Part 2
Paxton, Jaime and Shawn are back with the second part of Episode 2 of the Cult Film Club. For this episode we side-stepped discussion of a particular film in lieu of talking more generally about cult movies and our personal experiences with the genre. Whether it was benefiting from older sisters, taking in 99 cent
See How They Glow!
A recent conversation with Pax and Jaime led me to rewatching the 1985 post-blaxsploitation kung fu epic, The Last Dragon, the other night and it occurred to me that there was an odd but interesting deluge of back-lit animation used in cult-y flicks from the 80s. If you aren’t familiar with The Last Dragon, the
Cult Film Club Podcast Episode #2: Talking Cult, Part 1
Paxton, Jaime and Shawn are back with the second meet-up of the Cult Film Club. For this episode we decided to side-step a discussion of a particular film in lieu of talking about cult movies as a genre. We attempt to break down what makes a film “cult” (is it the content, the audience, or
