The Schlock-Wire closes out 2011 on a rock-scholarly note with some belated good news for Thin Lizzy fans. Martin Popoff,…
There’s nothing wrong with making a goofball popcorn movie. Despite the many bad example of the form in modern times…
One of the most exciting developments for fans of Eurocrime fare in 2011 was the release of the Fernando Di…
There certain genres that function as the cinematic version of “comfort food” for their fans. Even if a film from…
Whether you accept them or hate them, remakes are an unavoidable part of the modern Hollywood film landscape. The best…
Looks like the beginning of 2012 will be a busy time for Severin Films offshoot Intervision: they’re serving up a…
As ready-made as some comic books might seem for film adaptations, some of them have a complexity that makes it…
Sam Peckinpah was one of cinema’s great provocateurs. He had greater range than he is usually given credit for (see…
If there is a foreign filmmaker who is accessible to schlock fiends, it’s definitely Pedro Almodovar. Any guy who incorporates…
The cult movie market has been serviced well by the DVD/blu-ray world but can the same really been said for…
Next year, the ides of March will involve a crazy cult leader, a group of vengeful Vietnam vets and the…
One of the most delightful things about the work of Errol Morris is his ability to see the darkly whimsical…