This is a portrait of Milton Glaser’s cat Annie who had a charming way of looking at you upside-down. Creatures Large and Small: Annie poster by Milton Glaser (1985).

FELICIA'S JOURNEY (1999, dir. Atom Egoyan)

I never knew the old Vienna before the war with its Strauss music, its glamour and easy charm. Constantinople suited me better. I really got to know it in the classic period of the black market. We'd run anything if people wanted it enough and had the money to pay. Of course a

#Film89PosterOfTheDay No.2491 The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) (Artist: Bartosz Kosowski) Director: Peter Jackson

As infamous as the shower scene in Hitchcock’s Psycho (1960), the chest-burster scene in Ridley Scott’s Alien (1979), is one of the most intense, visceral and outright terrifying moments in all of cinema. Discussed on Episode 122 of The #Film89Podcast. film89.co.uk/the-film-89-po…

#GRRM George R. R. Martin calls out #HouseoftheDragon’s changes to 'Fire & Blood' in now-deleted blog post. Check out my breakdown on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=gs8Zcc…

Such an great little banger of a movie.

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Honored to be included in Peter Howell 🖊's annual Chasing The Buzz poll. bit.ly/4e7TDUO #TIFF24

I love that HELLRAISER II doubles down so hard on saying "No, Julia was the villain in the first film, not Pinhead" to the point that now Julia returns as a deliciously evil Hell Queen and Pinhead literally gives his life for Kirsty.

This church remains closed until this town has its opera house!

THE SHROUDS is a stirring, solemn examination of grief by way of not-so-fantastical technology, sex and body horror. You know, typical Cronenberg. Was a bit lengthy and gets a little too into the weeds in places, but interesting to see Cassel playing an avatar of DC. #TIFF24

A lot of “Tim Burton hasn’t made anything this good since…” posts that are going right over Frankenweenie, which is devastating because Frankenweenie is incredible.

Going to start saying this in my job interviews.

The first Six Star Trek movies had some amazing posters:

Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) dir. Steven Spielberg

If you missed this banger by Patrick Horvath you owe it to yourself to order it now and luxuriate in wonderful comic cartooning with a sick fucking edge to it.

Wanted to like this movie so bad

The ghost with the most is back with the funniest movie of the year! Holy shit I had a huge grin the entire movie. So many great gags and so many puppets! This was just so fucking funny. Cast is stellar tbh, Keaton and Ryder still have it and O'Hara is PHENOMENAL. Loved it!

Meanwhile this bit in Mike Tyson Mysteries remains funny.