The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent may not have been the ultimate Nicolas Cage movie. It would be hard to top Vampire’s Kiss or Face/Off, but it was a fun celebration of all the things that make Cage one of the greatest actors ever. Now on home video, the 4K UHD release of Massive Talent […]
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse was the best Spider-Man movie since Sam Raimi directed them. There are plenty of Easter eggs and background jokes to get, and sophisticated animation to freeze frame, but mainly you’ll just want to watch this movie over and over again. On Blu-ray you get a whole new version to watch too. […]
I was actually in Park City the day I heard Anton Yelchin died. I attended Filmquest specifically so I could visit Park City during the summer, having attended so many Sundance Film Festivals. I was walking down Main Street checking my phone and stood in front of the Egyptian Theater in shock. Now Love, Antosha, the […]
It’s hard to believe 8mm is 20 years old, and that people were really afraid snuff films were real in the late ‘90s. It’s not one of Nicolas Cage’s best performances but it was at the height of his ‘90s fame when he could apply his quirky performances to mainstream movies. And yes, a snuff […]
Inconceivable is not a Princess Bride spinoff unfortunately, but a Nicolas Cage starring throwback to ‘90s thriller may be the next best thing. I do admire the wordplay here. Angela (Gina Gershon) literally cannot conceive a child on her own and Inconceivable becomes The Hand That Rocks the Cradle with a surrogate! Katie (Nicky Whelan) killed […]
If you had told eight-year-old Fred in 1985 that one day he would meet Claudia Wells, the original Jennifer Parker in Back to the Future, that alone would have made my dreams come true. Maybe 1985 Fred wouldn’t believe the whole truth, that we’d become friends and she would dress me for the past five […]