(Over 1,900 of these are shorts.)   

 

Idea: A new version of Ragtime, but it's about a disaster that requires everyone on Earth to pull together and create billions of rags, ...

I'm going ape for my new movie shelves.   

I have now obtained all of John Carpenter's films. (Not pictured: Dark Star and Elvis , which are on the shelf above.) They're disp...

  Do you mock me, sir?  A few days ago, I completed a major reorganization of our theatre room. Yesterday, not content with my work, I set a...

  Bruce would have been great in a Blob sequel or remake. But then, he's great in everything. 

Letterboxd's themes and nanogenres tracking is a fun idea, but it's taking a long time to tag the hundreds of thousands of films on ...

Masters of the Universe (Travis Knight, 2026) delivered the kind of goofy, unhinged fun I haven't experienced in quite the same way sin...

The very best horror films are also tragedies. Obsession (Curry Barker, 2025) will haunt anyone who ever pined for someone beyond their reac...

Here I am back in 2017, when I didn't worry about catching a virus in movie theatres. Better days.   

Today, with some help from Sylvia, I installed a clothes drying rod. Zounds! I exceed myself.  I used the following tools for this mad missi...

 Something occurred to me while watching the first and second seasons of Columbo. In multi-part film and television stories--basically all f...

Despite having had Superman Returns in my movie library since, oh, probably 2007, only yesterday did I watch most of the set's special ...

A giant straddles the Terminator between light and shadow Like Atlas, but actually Hercules A Dutch treat from Austria, caught in a Matrix o...

 

My Escape from New York blu-ray included some themed pins, so I used them to create a safe place for my metal Criterion Channel charter sub...

  "Colossus' brain is bigger than yours. It weighs 60 tons."

Today I watched a fifth-season episode of St. Elsewhere , and who should turn up but Wil Wheaton? He plays a prodigy with an IQ of 160 who...

The Death Kiss (Edwin L. Marin, 1932) is a fair-to-middling comedy-mystery hybrid about a movie star who gets shot to death on a film set a...