by THE ORIGINAL CINEPHILE In one hand, I hold Clerks (Smith,1994), rated R18 by the Australian Ratings Board. In my other, I hold Reservoir Dogs (Tarantino,1992), also rated R18. Suppose I had a… Continue reading
Let’s have a look at the sixth entry in our series of the Ten Most Interesting Directors of the Now: Shane Black Shane Black has been involved in the film industry on a… Continue reading
Yes, it is. According to NBC Entertainment President Robert Greenblatt it’s not far away. “Community is coming back. We just had to get some stuff moved around for midseason, but it’s not going… Continue reading
It’s been a few years, but to coincide with the release of The Dark Knight Rises Lego have been cobbling together new Batman related sets! There’s been some shonky images circulating the net… Continue reading
Part of a series by G-FUNK Director: Irvin Kershner Cast: Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Billy Dee Williams, Frank Oz, David Prose, James Earl Jones Plot: As the Empire recovers from the… Continue reading
A review by G-FUNK Director: Brad Furman Cast: Matthew McConaughey, Marisa Tomei, Ryan Phillipe, William H. Macy Plot: A smooth talking lawyer who manages his business out of the back of a chauffeured… Continue reading
I read a lot of Batman graphic novels, but I don’t review them. If I did this wouldn’t be the House of Geekery it would be House of Endless Batman Graphic Novel Reviews.… Continue reading
A review by G-FUNK Director: Morgan Spurlock Plot: Documentary film-maker Morgan Spurlock explored the world of modern advertising by trying to get the movie itself sponsored. Review: I’d like to pose Morgan Spurlock… Continue reading
Everyone (at least everyone on the internet) knows who Batman is. The best selling blockbuster movies, the campy television shows, the big budget video games, the Saturday morning cartoons, the truckloads of merchandise… Continue reading
Director: David Cronenberg Starring: Michael Fassbender, Viggo Mortensen, and Keira Knightley Plot: The friendship between Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud is explored while Jung starts an inappropriate relationship with one of his patients Review: … Continue reading
