One of the biggest and most common remarks I often hear about the Godzilla franchise is that it is campy and cheesy. That people often can’t help but laugh at the […]
Paul’s Film Pet Peeves: Being campy and/or cheesy
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Paul’s Film Pet Peeves: “Based On A True Story”
Welcome to a new segment that I like to call “Film Pet Peeves.” These will be “short” editorials on subjects in films that I don’t care for or just outright hate. […]
Paul’s Review Of “The Manchurian Candidate” (1962)
When it comes to politics, there is never one correct and true side. Whether you are Democratic, Republican, Communist, Fascist or anything in between, politics is a dirty system that leaves […]
Who is worse? Humans or Monsters?
A question has recently caught my attention which has many different sides to it and is quite a debatable one. In giant monster movies, who is truly the “monster”? Is […]
“Network”: Film Or Radio-Drama
“I’m as mad as hell, and I’m not going to take this anymore!” If you’ve heard this at some point in the last thirty years, odds are it was inspired by […]
Is Cynicism Overrated?
If you watch television these days or pay attention to many of the most well received movies of this past year, odds are you will notice a reoccurring trend amongst them. […]
Paul’s Review Of “The Lego Movie” (2014)
Part of the reason I feel so strongly about animation is because there is so much diversity and depth within the genre. These films can be enjoyed on multiple levels, from […]
Paul’s Review Of “E.T., The Extra-Terrestrial” (1982)
I have never seen “E.T., The Extra-Terrestrial” before. “E.T.” has become one of those classic science-fiction films and a landmark Steven Speilberg movie, highly regarded as one of the quintessential works […]
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