The Yacht Club

  When making a "dockumentary" about Yacht Rock, there are beset on both sides by two ditches - you can embrace the parody webseri...

  Over the years I've flip-flopped quite a lot in my opinion of Oliver Stone's "JFK." To be more precise I always felt it ...

  Speaking of bad movies, Neil Breen has a new one. Well, not "new" but RLM spaces these things out a bit. If an hour and twenty m...

  Bad news: no Dylan 'Bruiser' King. Good news: karate!

Went to see "Saving Private Ryan" in the theater tonight and here are some thoughts. One thing I've usually done in these post...

  Today I went to the 45th anniversary re-release of "The Last Waltz." Here are some unorganized thoughts. With all of these ...

Another classic from Jagged Edge Productions.

  I may re-visit "Big Top Pee-wee." It was always my favorite of the two but this seems to imply it's not very good. I really ...

 Another classic. Another Hitchcock classic. If you haven't seen the movie, this will all be spoilers. One of my favorite observations a...

  "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" was the first Indiana Jones movie I ever saw and I loved it. When I was a little older an...

When I was a kid there was a certain restaurant that sold Garbage Pail Kids and had a few arcade games and a pinball machine. I remember goi...

"I came to America in 1914 by way of Philadelphia..."  "What's your favorite Independence Day movie?" I thought it w...

  A really interesting discussion on "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" I think this is the best Re:View they've ever done.

I remember one day in elementary school, they gathered perhaps the entire school together into the gymnasium and showed us "Treasure Is...

The title of the podcast is "How Did This Get Made?" The idea is to review bad movies and ask the titular question. Now I know tha...

"It's finally arrived. The most politically divisive film of the year. A f***ing Ghostbusters remake. Guess that's where we...

When I was growing up "Siskel and Ebert"(the show as well as the critics) were very much in their heyday and I always found them f...