Our patron-funded journey through the films of Sam Peckinpah hits another high point with a loving exploration of 1978’s Convoy, a smash hit CB trucker sex comedy based on a novelty song that’s pure fun.
Read MoreJames Gunn's nifty 2021 supervillain team up comedy The Suicide Squad does everything right, whereas its predecessor did everything wrong.
Read MoreAt the risk of being hyperbolic, I was born to write about Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis.
Read MoreIf you like movies where autistic children are magical super-beings with the power to defeat Satan then 2000's Bless the Child is the movie for you!
Read MoreIn the first Great Catch-Up piece in a very long time I write admiringly of 2017’s overachieving The Cult of Chucky.
Read MoreWired scared filmmakers away from Saturday Night Live as subject matter for decades, but multiple films about Lorne Michaels’ comic institution are currently in production.
Read MoreThe famously terrible 2001 Danny DeVito/Martin Lawrence stinkeroo What’s the Worst That Could Happen is indeed terrible and a real stinkeroo.
Read MoreOne of you wonderful weirdoes paid me to see Champagne and Bullets, an amazing piece of outsider art that suggests Tommy Wiseau remaking Cobra with plenty of Manos: The Hands of God and Miami Connection thrown in for good measure.
Read MorePhil Hartman Month kicks off with a loving appreciation of the wonderfully idiotic 1995 interracial buddy comedy Houseguest, which paired the beloved Saturday Night Live funnyman with goateed 1990s jokester Sinbad.
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