Tagged: sci fi

cast of cthulhu / james mccormick / jim rohner / movies / podcast

January 12, 2022

The Cast of Cthulhu: Dark City

Well, it’s our first episode of the new year and boy, do we have a kick ass guest to help ring in 2022! Stopping by to drop some knowledge on us about Mycenaean architecture and Lovecraftian horror is author, film...

david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

December 21, 2021

The Matrix Resurrections: Radically Poetic, by David Bax

For fans of a movie series, the scary thing about a legacy sequel is the threat that it will attempt to undo what was long thought resolved as an excuse for its own existence. That turns out to be a...

alexander miller / movies / trailer project / video

September 30, 2021

The Trailer Project with Alexander Miller #33: Craig Baldwin’s Tribulation 99: Alien Anomalies Under America (1992)

movie meltdown / movies / podcast

September 30, 2021

Movie Meltdown: What a Day for the Dollman

This episode we head back out into the world as we visit the Lexington Comic & Toy Convention. And after looking at all the toys, we then sit down to discuss the Full Moon Feature Dollman directed by Albert Pyun and starring Tim...

alexander miller / movies / trailer project / video

June 28, 2021

The Trailer Project with Alexander Miller #30: Shin’ya Tsukamoto’s Bullet Ballet (1998)

david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

April 9, 2021

Voyagers: Preprogrammed, by David Bax

Each of the young men and women on board the massive spaceship in Neil Burger’s Voyagers (not counting chaperone/father figure Richard, played by Colin Farrell) has been trained for their crucial mission since birth. Their top flight education is self-evident;...

david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

March 3, 2021

Boss Level: Cheat Code, by David Bax

What does it say about Joe Carnahan, director of such brawny and well-loved movies as Narc and The Grey, that the work to which he chooses to pay self-homage in the lazy Boss Level is the critically reviled Smokin’ Aces?...

david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

February 9, 2021

Little Fish: Just Keep Swimming, by David Bax

Reteaming with cinematographer Sean McElwee, Chad Hartigan gives us, in his new movie Little Fish, a muted, overcast, crepuscular vision of the Pacific Northwest. It is, admittedly, not an uncommon look but not only is it beautifully pulled off in...

david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

December 21, 2020

The Midnight Sky: Mostly Cloudy, by David Bax

We learn from an opening title card that the events of The Midnight Sky take place “3 Weeks After the Event,” which places George Clooney’s new science fiction flick damned close to the record for quickest to induce an eyeroll....

david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

September 30, 2020

Possessor: You Can Have My Everything, by David Bax

There’s no overlooking the surname. Director Brandon Cronenberg is indeed the son of David Cronenberg and, in his new film Possessor, he wastes no time drawing from the same well of body horror as his father. In the movie’s first...

Tagged: sci fi

The Cast of Cthulhu: Dark City

The Matrix Resurrections: Radically Poetic, by David Bax

The Trailer Project with Alexander Miller #33: Craig Baldwin’s Tribulation 99: Alien Anomalies Under America (1992)

Movie Meltdown: What a Day for the Dollman

The Trailer Project with Alexander Miller #30: Shin’ya Tsukamoto’s Bullet Ballet (1998)

Voyagers: Preprogrammed, by David Bax

Boss Level: Cheat Code, by David Bax

Little Fish: Just Keep Swimming, by David Bax

The Midnight Sky: Mostly Cloudy, by David Bax

Possessor: You Can Have My Everything, by David Bax

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