Can’t wait to march into an Oakberry and declare “One Haunt Me Bowl please!” (Photo via the great Griffin Newman)

Matt's book about Siskel & Ebert is one of my favorites, so this is an immediate pre-order (even if he wasn't my friend)

To answer a question I’ve got a couple times: Yes, there will be an audiobook version — if that’s the one you want, the pre-order for that will be up very soon, probably by the weekend.

Shake *and* bake? In this economy?

Can't wait for you all to read this one!!!

Also, how incredible is this cover???

The first movies I loved — the ones that made me fall in love with movies — were comedies. But for years it’s felt like the genre is on the verge of extinction. That feeling led to this book, which looks back on the last (?) great era of movie comedies and considers why it came to an end.

My new book on 2000s Hollywood comedies, Funny Business, will be available on October 6 and is officially up for pre-order right now. In my wholly objective opinion, you and every person in your family should do that. You can order your copy at the link below.

NOT A SINGLE TIME!

I don’t think I’ll ever experience something like that first time seeing Cats and the feeling of ‘oh my god i love this’ just growing and growing with each successive bizarre decision it makes.

Watched Wuthering Heights tonight.

That font looks familiar.

Absolutely fantastic choice for number 1. I have it on bluray, it's wonderful

We need to find a way to tell the youths about alt-weeklies so they restart them

Going to bat for some of the “worst” movies according to the Razzies, which bestowed all of these titles with their Worst Picture award.

Going to bat for some of the “worst” movies according to the Razzies, which bestowed all of these titles with their Worst Picture award.

Why on Earth is it Cinnamon Toast Crunch and not Golden Grahams?

“Kids, it’s time for you to learn the family business.”

It always amuses me when documentaries about filmmakers include a scene where they mock critics, call them idiots ... and then several minutes later, include an interview with a critic singing their subject’s praises.

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[Detective kneels down, examines blood-soaked train tracks] “Goddamnit, Thomas has struck again.”

Just noticed that if you are a Kindle Unlimited subscriber, you can read the companion book for James Cameron’s Story of Science Fiction TV series for free. I’ve got two pieces in there - and there are Cameron’s interviews with many other filmmakers as well.

In addition to his work as a director, Sam Raimi’s produced a couple dozen movies over his career, some of them really good. Here are five that are available at home right now.

In addition to his work as a director, Sam Raimi’s produced a couple dozen movies over his career, some of them really good. Here are five that are available at home right now.

I added Send Help to my ranking of Sam Raimi movies so it is up to date when people yell at me about it.

RIP to the great Sal Buscema, whose name is synonymous with The Spectacular Spider-Man comics of my childhood.

Note The Quick and The Dead rules, and it is free on demand on Pluto TV right now.

I added Send Help to my ranking of Sam Raimi movies so it is up to date when people yell at me about it.

New Sam Raimi horror comedy just dropped

A mashup of MISERY and CASTAWAY directed by Sam Raimi is not something I knew I needed but now just hook it to my veins, baby!

Sam Raimi! The movies, baby!!!

Sam Raimi! The movies, baby!!!

The four most important talking heads in James Cameron’s Story of Science Fiction.

Man, this Masters of the Universe movie looks strange. He-Man works as a corporate drone in an office? He fights bad guys in a button-down shirt? Huh?

The #4 movie on all of Netflix right now is

According to our CMS, this is how many pieces I’ve written on ScreenCrush.

I am not always the biggest fan of the Razzies’ choices, but I think they mostly did a pretty good job this year.

Oreo is making Marvel Oreos with creme that changes color. Yes, I will have to eat these, and yes, I will provide details of any and all color changes in my bodily functions.

This is a great list, because I have extremely strong agreements, and extremely strong disagreements, and only a few low-power nods or shrugs, which as it should be.

I am not always the biggest fan of the Razzies’ choices, but I think they mostly did a pretty good job this year.

And there’re “20 More Recommended Movies on Netflix” at the end of the article.

Bone Temple rocks very hard.

This is a great list and it has Sing Street on it and everyone should watch Sing Street. Also RRR

I went through Netflix’s entire film catalogue (it can be done, but it’s not easy) and picked out 20 essential titles. How long will they all be available there? I genuinely don’t know!

I had not seen a lot of these before. The Secret Life of an American Teenager one ... just wow. screencrush.com/worst-tv-sho...