If you enjoy movies where Autistic children are magical super-geniuses then you’ll dig the 1998 thriller Mercury Rising.
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Warren Beatty made a slight but appealing return to the big screen as a kooky and cantankerous Howard Hughes in the modest show business comedy Rules Don’t Apply.
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My patron-funded exploration of the films of Oliver Stone’s complete filmography covers Talk Radio, his prescient 1988 about men being terrible and toxic over the airwaves.
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John Carpenter’s ultra-violent, hyper-profane 1998 vampire western Vampires promised to be badass. Instead it’s merely bad.
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I feel bad for voting for Trump but I’m doing it strictly 4 the L.A.F.F.Z
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Pod-Canon makes a triumphant return to honor Tom Scharpling and Julie Klausner’s gleeful, hilarious evisceration of Alec Baldwin and Woody Allen on their new podcast Double Threat.
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One of you kind-hearted weirdoes paid me one hundred dollars to experience the 2016 melodrama Blind, a crazed vanity project from Norman Mailer’s sons that casts Alec Baldwin as the greatest, most important writer in the history of the world and Demi Moore as a woman of privilege with the incredible honor of knowing him.
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Finally, the real, behind the scenes story of how Lorne Michaels and Saturday Night Live flagrantly betrayed its funniest host, Donald Trump.
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