A Look into a Cluttered Mind

     Thomas Harris' first novel Black Sunday  (a thriller partially inspired by the Munich Massacre in 1972) was a moderate success in 1...

    Well, this is it both for this year, and this decade. So, to celebrate the end of era, I decided to go back to a film I did back when I...

      One of the screenwriters for the film, Joshua John Miller, was the son of Jason Miller, who was Father Karras in The Exorcist . Mille...

     I don't think I've done a David Cronenberg film during the 6 years I've been doing this, and that's a huge blindspot, ...

    So, the idea of this, (originating from Leslie Bonham) was pitched for the second film, but rejected because of the pregnancy of one of...

        The initial idea for this film from Wes Craven and partner Bruce Wagner involved dreams as a vehicle for time travel. This was reje...

   (Apologies for the lateness of this. I had an unexpected engagement and I couldn't finish the movie. This, however, might allow me t...

     Despite the success of the first film, Wes Craven refused to return to direct a sequel, not wanting to have a franchise. So, the dutie...

    Alright, with the relative success of last year's Summer of Terror, I figure I might as well continue with the most logical success...

    A couple years ago, I did a piece on this very blog lamenting that science fiction anthologies were not as common (relegated to season ...

    2001: A Space Odyssey is my all-time favorite film. I've said this on this site multiple times, and will probably bring it up whene...

        The main criteria for whether I review a film or not is "Is there enough for me to say on it?" and "Is there an inte...

       Bret Eaton Ellis' American Psycho  was released in 1991, towards the end of the 80's culturally in the US (with the collapse...

        Before I discuss this, I will briefly discuss its writer and director Larry Cohen. Originally a TV writer and creator of shows like...

      HP Lovecraft "Herbert West-Reanimator" was originally published in Home Brew (a small fanzine run by a friend) in 1922. Cen...

      In a sense, I've been preparing for this very review for over a year. I read the book in order to fully immerse myself into this ...

    Before I talk about this film, I need to discuss the production company behind it, Cannon Films. Founded as a studio for low-budget ind...

  Recently, I have gotten back into the animated television show "Ed, Edd, 'n' Eddy." My favorite show as a kid (and one ...