When did Rex Reed's son start reviewing films for the AVC? Paxil's not meant to be taken all at once.

Damn, not on Netflix. Sounds cool from the wiki, tho.

That set is dynamite. The ending sequence of Isle of the Dead, particularly, but each film has such a distinctive look and feel. And some of those set pieces - the walk home in Cat People, the first zombie sequence in IWWAZ, trying to corral the swinging hook in Ghost Ship, so many others - are as good as they get.

Not really to your point (which I agree with) but We're All In This Together is seriously underrated.

It is five minutes before nine… in Paris.

signed, a white girl.

It's a very predictable lens, and very limiting. As is the reaction.

This review is entirely too preoccupied with "white male/ straight white/ black Vulcan." Thankfully, the show isn't/ wasn't.

The world needs more ranting, pummeling endorsements of time travel.

I actually clicked on this because I thought it'd be an ironic assessment, skewering her monumental narcissism. I was rather surprised to see it was meant sincerely. Whew.

This film opens strong - I remember texting my friend at the 5 minute mark "This is amazing!" then revising that after a half hour or so had gone by - but the one-note performance from the lead and general "meh" of the visual design (odd, given the filmmaker's credentials) unfortunately sink this one. It's a genuine…

Transcendent stage banter is right. My friend and I once fast-forwarded through every song on Alive III and IV and just listened to the stage banter.

You're probably right. Tho when it comes to stuff like this, I find their perspective more accurate than the partisan pit of toxic stew and deceit.

You're probably right. Tho when it comes to stuff like this, I find their perspective more accurate than the partisan pit of toxic stew and deceit.

Three cheers to South Park for its consistent ability to see beyond laundry. (And remain funny while doing so.) Sincerely, these guys succeed where so many others fail. I wish I had their bullshit-radar.

Three cheers to South Park for its consistent ability to see beyond laundry. (And remain funny while doing so.) Sincerely, these guys succeed where so many others fail. I wish I had their bullshit-radar.

Well-played, sir.

Well-played, sir.

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