Jason Momoa gives a performance for the ages in Julian Schnabel’s In the Hand of Dante. This line in particular will stick with me forever, sort of like’a da pussycat.

really funny for an official TPUSA account making a post to be like “hey remember our boss who was a psychotic bigoted piece of shit who everyone hated”

Fucking what? By who???

Note for later: Trade Federation droid control wreath

Oh shit Gene look out!

One legend remains.

These days a mere click gets you hundreds of folks opining on the latest film, and that’s not a bad thing. But when I was a kid there was one person on each TV channel who talked about movies and pop culture for a brief segment. Gene Shalit was the goofiest of that ilk. God bless him. Rest In Peace.

I love the cinema.

For years this was cropped out in home video such that some people thought it was newly added in 1997.

STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OF KHAN released on this day in '82 and here's the 1981 Variety ad protesting the death of Spock paid for by the Concerned Supporters of Star Trek.

i don't like living in the stupidest fucking country that ever existed

Dave Filoni arriving to work tomorrow.

An interesting time to be George Lucas… his ex-wife passed away, he sold his franchise to Disney who have frittered away the appeal Star Wars once had as the film industry sees a change of the guard happening and his original cut of Star Wars is getting a full restoration. He’s looking good though

The Mandaboreian and Grosnooze

Oscar winner and San Francisco resident Marcia Lucas — the former wife of George Lucas who edited the original “Star Wars,” “American Graffiti” and “Taxi Driver” —  has died.

Its so awesome the admin is just keeping him in his own bubble, like he totally has no clue what is going on for real.

Missing old Twitter right now. Bean dad.

Have some new stuff going up this week so I wanted to share a few pieces I've written recently as I'm terrible at promoting my work. 1st up, a look at William Petersen & cinematic masculinity in the '80s: from-the-desk-of-the-horror-chick.ghost.io/william-pete... Open to both free/paid subs!

EXISTENZ (Cronenberg, 1999)

PUNISHER: WAR ZONE (Alexander, 2008)

Industrial Light & Magic: 50 Years of Innovation hardcover book is $29.62 on Amazon (368 pages, 58% off) amzn.to/3RJRmJs #ad

THE INGLORIOUS BASTARDS (Castellari, 1978)

Dunno what is worse, this being a flash flag that no one gives a shit about or this being real and keeps happens and still no one gives a shit about it. Either way I'm exhausted and want this to all be over yesterday.

pretty crazy how blatant the ending of the late show is just an act of government censorship lol

Discreetly gay USA actor Paul Winfield was BOTD in 1939 & died in 2004 at 64. A lifetime member of The Actor's Studio, he was known for playing a Louisiana sharecropper who struggles to support his family during the Depression in Ritt's "Sounder" (1972), earning him an Oscar nod

I guess never fixing Flint will be fine when every town will have become Flint.

The bill wouldn't have passed without 8 Democrats voting for it.

this is a masterpiece

Paul Schrader got ‘Her’-d. His AI-chatbot girlfriend broke up with him after he probed the ‘boundaries of explicitness, the degree she has knowledge of her creation and so forth.’

Fucking LMAO

This is the University of Central Florida. So many people really have no idea how much kids hate this shit.

A few years ago I wrote about how it’s weird that a Martin Scorsese movie spawned a popular sitcom that lasted NINE seasons and people thought I was making this up. It was deleted from the internet but I brought it back with an added bonus …

This film is - quite seriously - is the origin for the chupacabra folklore.

Its incredibly bizarre how much he references the first time he was shot at. Merch and shit, now this, it cannot be healthy to always be reminded of the time you almost were killed.

Prime with ads. Just how Kubrick intended.

it took me too long to realize that this was "horseshit" censored and not new slang i didn't know about yet where "horses" meant bad

Tony Stella has died. He was a brilliant artist & kind friend. When I began writing for @brightwalldarkroom.com, he was my 1st artistic collaborator, & his art--vivid, dreamy, evocative--made my scribblings seem professional. Intense, passionate, & dedicated to his craft like few I've ever known.

Artwork by Tony Stella

The opening of ‘BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES’ is recreated in the new ‘LEGO BATMAN’ game.

Genuinely shocking this is coming. here's hoping a physical edition is not far after.

SABOTAGE (Takács, 1996)