Robert from Sketchy Details here to kick off the a new year of Foreign Chops with a look back at the best films of the century so far. What do you think are the best foreign films released since January 2000? We’re looking for your reviews, editorials, retrospectives, interviews, commentaries,…
What is the main focus of your site? BackLOG Reviews says: The BackLOG Reviews are unique in that the movie I review is chosen completely at random out of a box filled with movies I own but haven’t seen before or recommendations from fans that I also haven’t seen before. With so many movies coming out, it’s easy to fall behind, so this blog helps me get through that backlog of what I meant to watch and does so in a fun way that’s fun for readers to follow!
What is the main focus of your site? Harold Gross says: Reviews of movies and a certain amount of notable TV series. Typically heavy on the UK releases for the TV stuff. I discuss the quality and, often, the business, social, and historical aspects, when appropriate.
What is the main focus of your site? Cinema Chords say: We cover pretty much everything although if we had to specify anything a lot of our writers enjoy covering horror/sci-fi.
January is fantasy and sci-fi month at totheescapehatch.com! Let’scall it…Escape-athon! This is all pretty much borne out of missingOctober and the concentrated, non-stop flow of horror on the web. Andthe cold, sickness-infested month of January is kind of a shitty onefor movies (and in general). Another month focusing on a…
What is the main focus of your site? Pass the Popcorn says: We write about movies that are currently in theaters, but we also recommend good obscure movies and create movie related lists.
The sequel was years overdue, so why shouldn’t the podcast about the sequel be a few days late as well? Justin hosts this svelte episode (co-starring Lindsay and Dan Clark) on the long-awaited comedy. Was the wait worth it? What bits hits and which bombed? Can lightning be caught…
We’ve got a trio of major releases this week and they’re sure to result in some interesting reviews. First, David O. Russell teams up with some old friends for his latest ensemble dramedy American Hustle. Next, Disney/Mary Poppins gets the biopic treatment with Saving Mr. Banks. To top it off,…
Robert from Sketchy Details back with another edition of Foreign Chops. To kick off the New Year, we took a look at German cinema. There is no overlap again for two months running, meaning a diverse array of films to read about. Asphalt Martin Teller’s Movie Reviews The Cabinet of…
Silent Movie Tournament Once again, my readers get to choose my reviews for an entire month. This time, though, I am doing something a little different, I am holding a tournament! Vote for your choices and see who advances. There will be individual events for leading men, leading ladies, directors…
