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Tag Archives: 1988
Serious About Series: You Come To Us! Edition: Phantasm II
Serious About Series is the sporadically recurring feature on franchises both popular and obscure. You can find the entire table of contents for what’s been covered in the past by clicking HERE. Of all the horror franchises I wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in Phantasm, serious about series
Tagged 1988, Angus Scrimm, Don Coscarelli, film, horror movies, James LeGros, movies, Phantasm II, Reggie Bannister, The Tall Man
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Directed Viewing: Adaptation and “Medea”
Welcome to Directed Viewing, the weekly series where I take a look at a director’s filmography—one movie at a time. If you haven’t been following along so far, you can find a big explanation of the whys and wherefores on the handy … Continue reading
Posted in directed viewing, von trier
Tagged 1988, adaptations, danish film, Euripides, films, kirsten olesen, lars von trier, made for tv, medea, movies, udo kier
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