Tag Archive
Adam Lippe
Book Adaptation
camp
CGI
Cliché
David Fincher
David Lynch
distribution problems
drugs
DTV
DVD
exploitation
film
gay
Gore
Hollywood
homoerotic
homophobia
John Carpenter
John Travolta
low budget
male nudity
Michael Bay
movie
movie review
New York City
Nicolas Cage
nudity
parody
PG-13
podcast
Quentin Tarantino
rape
RegrettableSincerity.com
religion
Remake
Robert De Niro
R rated
satire
sequel
serial killer
series
slapstick
Steven Spielberg
William Friedkin
The Merry Gentleman
In the pantheon of films about depressed hitmen either on their last job or on the verge of suicide, The Merry Gentleman stands tall, in the middle of the pack. Not as insightful, moving, nor funny as the William H. Macy starring Panic* or as wonderfully awful as Nicholas Cage’s foray in the remake of […]
Knowing How To Punish Your Audience
In 1991, a masterpiece of excess was unleashed around the world. Initially, it was a cult item, its greatest claim to fame was that a clip from the film, Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky, was featured as the introduction to the Five Questions segment on The Daily Show, back when Craig Kilborn was hosting. The […]