Ray Liotta — Happy Place — It Turns Out the Naming Rights! Membership Option Was For Real and Someone Is Now Five Hundred Bucks Poorer Presents Nat

With 2005's Revolver Guy Ritchie Implemented Kabbalah Into His Usual Tiresome Macho Bullshit

A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing. Guy Ritchie’s fascination with the Kabbalah, for example, inspired one of his shittiest movies, 2005’s Revolver.

Control Nathan Rabin 4.0Nathan RabinAugust 21, 2023Ray Liotta, Andre 3000, Andre Benjamin, Jason Statham, Guy Ritchie

Ray Liotta is Riveting as a Maniac Cop in the Eerily Prescient 1992 Thriller Unlawful Entry

Ray Liotta delivers one of his most magnetic performance in the 1992 hit Unlawful Entry, a thriller about a psychotic police officer who menaces a couple played by Kurt Russell and Madeline Stowe

Ray Liotta MonthNathan RabinJuly 19, 2022Ray Liotta, Madeline Stowe, Kurt Russell, Jonathan Kaplan, Dick Miller

Serial Killer Ray Liotta Fights a One-Sided War of Wills with Dim-Witted Flight Attendant Lauren Holly in the Gloriously Trashy 1997 Die Hard Knock Off Turbulence

Ray :Liotta Month continues with an amused look at the entertainingly lurid 1997 Die Hard/Passenger 57 knock-off Turbulence, which flopped at the theaters but was a big hit on video, spawning two sequels.

Ray Liotta MonthNathan RabinJuly 18, 2022Ray Liotta, Lauren Holly, Hector Elizando, Brendan Gleason

Ray Liotta is Compelling as Always, but the Otherwise Over-Achieving Street Kings 2: Motor City Is Let Down By a Wooden Screenplay

Ray Liotta picked up a paycheck as the name attraction in the 2011 direct to video sequel Street Kings 2: Motor City.

Ray Liotta MonthNathan RabinJuly 14, 2022Ray Liotta, Shawn Hatosy, Detroit, direct to video sequel

A Wild-Eyed and Sleep Deprived Ray Liotta is Addicted to Shooting Up Memories in John Dahl's Disappointing 1996 Science-Fiction Noir Unforgettable

Ray Liotta Month here at the Happy Place kicks off with a look at 1996’s stylish but confused Unforgettable, which brought director John Dahl’s hot streak (Kill Me Again, Red Rock West, The Last Seduction) to a screeching close.

Ray Liotta Month, My World Of FlopsNathan RabinJuly 12, 2022Ray Liotta, Linda Fiorentino, Peter Coyote, John Dahl

Ray Liotta Does Horrible Things With a Garden Hose in His Riveting Debut Performance in the 1983 Camp Classic The Lonely Lady

Ray Liotta Month kicks off with a mortified look at the actor’s screen debut as a lunatic who does unwholesome things to Pia Zadora with gardening equipment in the notorious 1983 flop The Lonely Lady.

Ray Liotta RIP

The late Ray Liotta was more than just an actor, but he was pretty damn great at that as well.

The Big WhoopNathan RabinJune 9, 2022Ray Liotta

Ray Liotta's KFC Commercial is a Cracked Masterpiece of Anti-Comedy

The late Ray Liotta brought personality and intensity to everything he did, even playing Colonel Sanders in a KFC commercial.

The Big WhoopNathan RabinJune 1, 2022Ray Liotta

An Unforgettable Ray Liotta Delivers an All-Time Great Performance in Jonathan Demme's Mercurial Masterpiece Something Wild

One of you kind souls paid me to re-experience the majesty and wonder of Jonathan Demme’s 1986 cult classic Something Wild, which begins as a daffy, delightful romantic comedy road trip before morphing into a brutal psychodrama. Melanie Griffith, Ray Liotta and Jeff Daniels all picked up Golden Globes nominations for career-best performances.

The Travolta/Cage Project #82 Wild Hogs (2006)

FUCK this terrible movie. Fuck it all to hell.