Monthly Archives: October 2012

Directed Viewing: “Inglourious Basterds” and the New Remix

Posted on October 31, 2012 by M

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 table … Continue reading →

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Criterion Cuts: Halloween Horror Harvest: “Rosemary’s Baby”

Posted on October 29, 2012 by M

Hello and welcome to the latest installment of Criterion Cuts, the weekly article where I dig into the archives of everyone’s favorite foreign/art house home video distribution company and unearth some obscurity and tell you just why it might be worth … Continue reading →

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Light Bondage: “Quantum of Solace”

Posted on October 26, 2012 by M

Bond, James Bond. For fifty years that has been the cinematic calling card of one of films most enduring heroes. Sure, Bond was born in books, but it was through film that he became a household name and one of … Continue reading →

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Directed Viewing: The Argument for “Death Proof”

Posted on October 24, 2012 by M

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 table … Continue reading →

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Criterion Cuts: Halloween Horror Harvest: “Vampyr”

Posted on October 22, 2012 by M

Hello and welcome to the latest installment of Criterion Cuts, the weekly article where I dig into the archives of everyone’s favorite foreign/art house home video distribution company and unearth some obscurity and tell you just why it might be worth … Continue reading →

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Directed Viewing: “Kill Bill vol 2” Deepest Regrets

Posted on October 17, 2012 by M

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 table … Continue reading →

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Review: “Seven Psychopaths”

Posted on October 16, 2012 by M

Hey guys, it’s my review of Seven Psychopaths. You should go see it. It’s one of the best movies of the year. Read the review for more. To elaborate would be criminal, because giving away too much spoils the joy of … Continue reading →

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Criterion Cuts: Halloween Horror Harvest: “Diabolique”

Posted on October 15, 2012 by M

Hello and welcome to the latest installment of Criterion Cuts, the weekly article where I dig into the archives of everyone’s favorite foreign/art house home video distribution company and unearth some obscurity and tell you just why it might be worth … Continue reading →

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Light Bondage: “Casino Royale”

Posted on October 12, 2012 by M

Bond, James Bond. For fifty years that has been the cinematic calling card of one of films most enduring heroes. Sure, Bond was born in books, but it was through film that he became a household name and one of … Continue reading →

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Directed Viewing: “Kill Bill: Volume 1” and the long setup

Posted on October 10, 2012 by M

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 table … Continue reading →

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