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June 2025 Patreon round-up: EXCLUSIVE - Completing the
Star Wars
saga w/
The Rise of Skywalker
&
Solo
(w/
Sparkwood & 21
podcast re-release)
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During a period from 2010 to 2018, Star Wars was a frequent subject on this site; in over a dozen pieces including written reviews, podcast...
belated November 2023 Patreon round-up: EXCLUSIVE - Rob Zombie's
Halloween
&
Halloween II
+ ADVANCE - TWIN PEAKS Character Series entry & public teasers for patron podcasts
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In October and November, I embarked on a journey through every film in the Halloween series. Although initiated just for fun, this fruits o...
September 2023 Patreon round-up: EXCLUSIVE - More thoughts on "Barbenheimer" & Podcast Episode 100 Feedback + ADVANCE - TWIN PEAKS Character Series entry
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With summer officially coming to an end, it was finally time to wrap up my "Barbenheimer" reflections which began with a public do...
Barbie
&
Oppenheimer
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I've separated those titles for a reason - this is not exactly a study of the "Barbenheimer" phenomenon which weaves these two...
Side by Side:
Nights of Cabiria
&
La Dolce Vita
(video)
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This video concludes both my five-entry Side by Side series and my run of new video essays this past month - which itself began...
Side by Side:
The Big Chill
vs.
Return of the Secaucus Seven
(video)
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This narrated video essay, a resumption of my Side by Side series , has been a long time in the making - and what an appropriate...
Side by Side video:
The Asphalt Jungle
&
The Killing
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update 2/21: It's finally up! I announced this video nearly a month ago but got distracted from it repeatedly. Then this weeke...
Inland Empire
&
The Story of Marie and Julien
(Lynch/Rivette Retrospective #7)
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This is the seventh and final entry in a series covering the Lynch/Rivette retrospective at Lincoln Center , running from December 10 -...
Mulholland Drive
&
Celine and Julie Go Boating
(Lynch/Rivette Retrospective #6)
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This is the sixth entry in a series covering the Lynch/Rivette retrospective at Lincoln Center , running from December 10 - 22. I atten...
Lost Highway
&
Duelle
(Lynch/Rivette Retrospective #5)
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This is the fifth entry in a series covering the Lynch/Rivette retrospective at Lincoln Center , running from December 10 - 22. I attend...
Wild at Heart
&
L'Amour Fou
(Lynch/Rivette Retrospective #3)
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This is the fourth entry - but, technically, the third double feature - in a series covering the Lynch/Rivette retrospective at Lincoln ...
Eraserhead
&
Paris Belongs to Us
(Lynch/Rivette Retrospective #4)
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This is the third entry - but, technically, the fourth double feature - in a series covering the Lynch/Rivette retrospective at Lincoln ...
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
&
Joan the Maid Part 1: The Battles/Part 2: The Prisons
(Lynch/Rivette Retrospective #2)
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This is the second entry in a series covering the Lynch/Rivette retrospective at Lincoln Center , running from December 10 - 22. I atte...
Blue Velvet
&
The Duchess of Langeais
(Lynch/Rivette Retrospective #1)
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This is the first entry in a series covering the Lynch/Rivette retrospective at Lincoln Center , running from December 10 - 22. I attend...
Side by Side: Rear Window and Dial M For Murder (video)
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Update 12/1: The video is finally up! Adapted from my review Rear Window (& thoughts on Dial M For Murder) . The previous ent...
Side by Side - Neon Genesis Evangelion & Twin Peaks (premiering later today)
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Every month, I will be offering at least one post on Twin Peaks ...up until Showtime re-airs the original series. Then I will post ext...
Growing Up is Hard to Do:
Boyhood
,
The Giver
, fragments of memory, and notes on the "death of adulthood"
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The following is a double review of two recent coming-of-age films followed by images, videos, and observations gleaned from a much lon...
Gray's Anatomy
and
And Everything is Going Fine
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The stage is empty but for the chair and small table. The table is empty except for the glass of water and small notebook. And the chair...
The Secret of NIMH
and
The Last Unicorn
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What is it about 80s fantasies, particularly animated fantasies, that fascinates me well into 21st-century adulthood? There's an a...
Le Havre
and
La Vie de Boheme
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After watching La Vie de Boheme (1992) I thought of Aki Kaurismaki as a postmodern director, and I don't typically think of postmod...
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