TIFF 2016: 3-Way (Not Calling) Review
3-Way (Not Calling) TIFF 2016 Review.
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The Development Slate Episode 28 – Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
James and Yaw have a great time talking about this week’s property: Honey, I Shrunk the Kids!
Sully Review
Clint Eastwood treats "The Miracle on the Hudson" with the same fly-by-night attitude he does with everything else, but Hanks really saves the day in Sully.
TIFF 2016: This Deaf-Blind Critic Wants to Review 46 Movies
Michael McNeely is a Film and Accessibility Critic who will be hitting the Toronto International Film Festival hard this year and giving us his exclusive reviews.
An Open Letter to TIFF
Film and Accessibility Critic Michael McNeely's open letter to Piers Handling and the Toronto International Film Festival regarding the ways in which they can improve their festival experience for people with disabilities.
No-Budget Nightmares #83 – My Lovely Burnt Brother and His Squashed Brain
It's episode 83 of No-Budget Nightmares and this time we're heading to Italy, renowned for its black gloved killers, expensive wines, and My Lovely Burnt Brother and His Squashed Brain!
Conquering the Empire – Parasite (1982)
Doug Tilley reviews Charles Band's 3D post-apocalyptic horror film Parasite (1982) as part of his Empire International Pictures retrospective.
The Development Slate Episode 27 – Enemy of the State
This week on the Development Slate, the guys give a fresh take on the Will Smith vehicle Enemy of the State.
The Immortal Story Criterion Blu-ray Review
The Criterion Collection rescues this Orson Welles curiosity from obscurity with their release of The Immortal Story, a film made late in the career of the auteur for French television.
The Jungle Book Blu-ray Review
Does Jon Favreau's work on Disney's live action Jungle Book make for a Dork Shelf-worthy Blu-ray?
Conquering the Empire – Crash! (1976)
Doug Tilley's examination of the birth and life of Empire International Pictures begins with a look at the 1976 possessed car movie CRASH!
In Order of Disappearance Review
In Order of Disappearance is a winding, violent thriller that revels in its Norwegian landscape and indulges in the vengeful mentality of its characters.
The Development Slate Episode 26 – Scud: The Disposable Assassin
Listen as an absolutely thrilled James and a befuddled Yaw talk about the comic book masterpiece Scud: The Disposable Assassin.
Midnight Run Blu-ray Review
Shout Factory releases the under-appreciated 1988 comedy gem Midnight Run on Blu-ray today. Read our review to find out which actor gave the best interview for this special edition, and who might have phoned it in.
Kubo and the Two Strings Review
Stop motion studio LAIKA continues to merge art and entertainment with Kubo and the Two Strings, an increasingly rare kind of cinema that needs to be supported by audiences if we're to get any more of it.
