Miami Vice's final season found the show working in a diminished capacity on a number of fronts. Producer Dick Wolf had moved on to Law & Order and executi...
Is it possible for a film to overdose on camp spectacle without quite rising to the level of camp classic? Can't Stop The Music provides an answer to this esote...
If you're a horror fan born sometime between '70s and the '90s, there is a good chance that you grew up with slasher movie villains as the entry-level monsters ...
Nicolas Cage deserves more respect than he gets. Forget the YouTube highlight reels and the memes and consider the scope of his acting career. He's done everyt...
The rise of digital filmmaking has inspired a never-ending flow of exploitation film fans to pick up the now-affordable tools of cinematic storytelling and make...
The recent passing of Burt Reynolds has brought a lot of nostalgia but only for a glimmer of what he could do (i.e. The Smokey And The Bandit side of Burt). It...
People often talk about the late 1960's being the "anything goes" peak of the 20th century but you could make a credible argument that said peak actually fell s...
As stated in the first half of this season survey, Season 4 is where a lot of Miami Vice fans tune out. However, those that do so will miss out on some memorabl...
Of all the twisted cults to rise out of the confused 1970's, Jim Jones and his People's Temple were second only to Charles Manson's family in terms of skin-craw...
Generally, the first three seasons of Miami Vice are the most popular with viewers. Though it has its defenders, Season 4 is where the show went into decline f...
The horror film was in a strange place in 1994. Major franchises like Friday The 13th and Halloween were played out and Wes Craven was toying with postmodernism...
The revenge movie is one of the most reliable celluloid archetypes ever so it was just a matter of time before a Hollywood in the throes of remake-mania would g...
