Tagged: Demi Moore

movies / reviews / scott nye / Theatrical Review

September 18, 2024

The Substance: ‘Til the Screaming is Gone, by Scott Nye

It’d be quite silly to start discussing Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance with any sort of clever allusions to its larger thematic purpose. The film is almost certainly the bluntest object I’ll see this year. Something akin to stretching Ellen Burstyn’s...

david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

October 26, 2022

Please Baby Please: All the Way, by David Bax

Amanda Kramer’s Please Baby Please is not a musical (though it does have a great score). But, right from the jump, it sure feels like one. A gang of greasers dance like they stepped out of a particularly sick mutation...

david bax / home video hovel / movies / reviews

November 5, 2018

Home Video Hovel: The Seventh Sign, by David Bax

Carl Schultz’ The Seventh Sign, out now on Blu-ray from Shout! Factory, was released in 1988 and probably should have stayed there. At least at the time it had some star power going for it, with Michael Biehn and a...

david bax / monday movie / movies

September 17, 2018

Monday Movie: St. Elmo’s Fire, by David Bax

Let’s get one thing out of the way: St. Elmo’s Fire is not a good movie. It’s turgid, bloated, self-important and endlessly obnoxious, mostly because its characters are all some combination of those traits themselves. That said, it’s also a...

alexander miller / home video hovel / movies / reviews

January 16, 2018

Home Video Hovel: Blame it on Rio, by Alexander Miller

I ask myself questions when approaching any movie and sometimes these inquiries keep my objectivity intact. Basic, academic level directives: “what is the director saying, how are the performances, is this art or entertainment, what stylistic decisions stand out?” But...

Tagged: Demi Moore

The Substance: ‘Til the Screaming is Gone, by Scott Nye

Please Baby Please: All the Way, by David Bax

Home Video Hovel: The Seventh Sign, by David Bax

Monday Movie: St. Elmo’s Fire, by David Bax

Home Video Hovel: Blame it on Rio, by Alexander Miller

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