In Another Time, It Found Its Place: Revisiting Walter Hill’s Streets of Fire
Time for this Rock n Roll fable to come out of the blue shadows.It’s hard to accurately underline the reasons that… Read More
December 16, 2016
Podcast
Hard-Fought Conclusion: Road House Is Not A Bad Movie
Zen and the art of throat-ripping.MGMThe identity crisis of the Junkfood Cinema podcast is one we have been comfortable with… Read More
December 9, 2016
Return to the OK Corral: Cargill’s Tombstone Turnaround
Factual inaccuracies vs. genuine mustaches.So much of what I choose to write in the editorial leading up to the posting… Read More
December 2, 2016
Hollywood’s Leftovers: The “Other” Back to the Future
The case for Doc Hollywood as a great post-Thanksgiving movie.Once the turkey is consumed, the dishes put away, and a… Read More
November 25, 2016
Nothing Is Permanent: The Triumph of Doctor Parnassus
Junkfood Cinema looks back at The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.Like any other facet of existence, filmmaking is not spared from… Read More
November 18, 2016
The Abominable Influence of Dr. Phibes
Vincent Price may have inspired some pretty killer genre flicks.One of the greatest aspects of binging on genre films both classic… Read More
November 11, 2016
Festival of Fear: The Orphanage
Junkfood CinemaThe movie you didn’t know you wanted to completely destroy you.Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition! Similarly caught off guard were… Read More
October 27, 2016
Festival of Fear: Der Samurai
Junkfood CinemaBeware the wolf at the door.As the Junkfood Cinema podcast continues The Festival of Fear, an exploration of horror flicks… Read More
October 21, 2016
Festival of Fear: No One Lives
Junkfood CinemaThe world seems so much safer from the other side of the table.Over at the Junkfood Cinema podcast, our love… Read More
October 14, 2016