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 If asked to name one film which can drive people into a frenzy without having seen it, it's either A Clockwork Orange (a film I'm still convinced that 99% of it's detractors, particularly women, haven't even seen the trailer of) or a film that we can be certain almost no one still alive has seen; 1927's lost mystery/horror/comedy London After ( Read more... )

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They say that a great movie is one which transcends all genres, what they didn't say is that a movie can cover all genres and not be great.

This belief of mine is reflected best by this obscure little programmer for Universal. This utterly mad little movie can't decide just what it wants to be. This can be considered a good thing or a bad thing, but ( Read more... )

 
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