Review: ‘Becky’ Is “Lean, Mean” And “Gory” Fun
Episode 118: The King of Staten Island//Becky//Shirley//Aviva
Covered a lot of ground on this one. Greg has seen a number of movies that WILL be released online in the next couple of weeks.
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Review: Hidden Gem ‘Miracle Mile’ Deserves Cult Status
Miracle Mile,, directed by Steve De Jarnatt, deserves the same sort of cult status as movies like Heathers, Red Dawn, and They Live. Miracle Mile tells the story of 30 year-old nerd, Harry (Anthony Edwards) who finally meets the love of his life, Julie (Mare Winningham), during a chance encounter at the La Brea Tar Pits museum. Julie and Harry have a whirlwind, day-long date, but alas, Julie has to go to work at a nearby diner. They agree to meet at the diner when she gets done with her shift, at midnight. Unfortunately, Harry’s alarm doesn’t work, so he doesn’t arrive until 4am.
#52 I’ve Got a Movie to Make: One Full Year (Week 52 of 116)
Well it’s week 52 which means we’ve been doing this every week for a year now. Was going to do a retrospect, but talking about myself and my future doesn’t feel right this week. Will take some inventory next week… if there is a next week. I kid.
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Listen: Alain Johannes Is “Free” To Wander With Contemplative Track
Alain Johannes’ third solo album Hum comes out July 31, and one reason why I’ll be checking out this effort lies in his latest single “Free.” Johannes’ nature driven video, featuring landscapes of places my hermit self will never traverse, is definitely eye catching. Plus, the song makes one question the nature of one’s own sense of freedom.
Flick City Episode 15: Amy Goldstein On Directing ‘Kate Nash: Underestimate The Girl’
This episode features my interview with Amy Goldstein, the director behind Kate Nash: Underestimate The Girl. I also talk about my love for that documentary, which is currently available via Alamo On Demand. My movie picks this week are the aforementioned film as well as the Penelope Spheeris flick Suburbia.
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Bruce Purkey Finds Dazzling Trash With ‘Blood Machines’
On paper, there is no reason I should enjoy Blood Machines, a Shudder Original Series, directed by Seth Ickerman. It has a thin plot revolving around some naked-lady-ghost ai escaping from “blade runner” types, only passable acting, and relies heavily on digital effects. But, despite all of those shortcomings, there is a level of energetic creativity that just swept me up in its dazzlingly trashy spell.
Love Guitarist Johnny Echols Takes A Trip Back To ‘Laurel Canyon’
