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Here are the top five things that went down at Battleship Pretension this week: Episode 721: The Many Faces of Orson Welles Skyfire: Volcanic Park, by David Bax The Trailer Project with Alexander Miller: Mank/Welles I Do Movies Badly: Auld...
After a long and edifying journey, Jim (again) says goodbye to I Do Movies Badly and the friends he made along the way.
Alonso Duralde, podcaster extraordinaire and author of Have Yourself a Movie Little Christmas, returns to IDMB for the annual tradition of Christmas recommendations–this time with a bloody twist. On brand for 2020, Alonso’s recommendations for this year are Christmas horror films and...
In the pantheon of IDMB movies that have befuddled me, there’s Ingmar Bergman’s Persona, Andrei Tarkovsky’s The Mirror, Kim Ki-duk’s The Isle, and now, there’s Andrzej Zulawski’s Possession.
House is uh…an indescribable film. Avant-garde haunted house horror-comedy, Obayashi’s absurdist answer to Jaws is technically innovative, off the wall ridiculous, and a seeming deconstruction of horror archetypes. Also, boring and exhausting (unless you’re Chuck Stephens).
The Killing of a Sacred Deer is a darkly comic tale of moral and social rigidity in which an unseen act brings out the inherent darkness in its protagonist. The balance that Lanthimos strikes between absurdity and horror is superb but...
Benny Krown returns to I Do Movies Badly for the November (and a little bit of December) theme of Highbrow Horror! The guest whose last appearance was to talk about Abbas Kiarostami has equal pretensions on his mind, discussing his relationship with...
Here are the top five things that went down at Battleship Pretension this week: 12 Hour Shift: Scrubby, by David Bax Episode 707: Movies About Twins Charm City Kings: Slow Speed, by David Bax Criterion Prediction #261: In Fabric, by...
If you’ve ever been to BlackHorrorMovies.com or watched the fabulous documentary, Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror, then you may recognize my October guest. To help celebrate the Halloween season, Mark H. Harris joins I Do Movies Badly to talk about racial reckoning in horror...
The Prophecy has a really cool premise–angels seeking an edge over other angels to win the second war in Heaven!–and some enjoyable campy performances but is a badly disjointed film (whether that’s because of its first-time director or meddling from the...
