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12.13.09 by Widge @ 10:14 pm  Episode #3, in which our protagonist faces off with Disney's return to 2D animation, discusses farting insects and pontificates briefly about underestimating kids. Categorized as: Movies and Reviews
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12.08.09 by Dom @ 9:38 pm  Play Written & Directed by: Jörg Buttgereit DVD Features:
Released by: Media Target Distribution I'm back with another installment of Bewegtbilder (Moving Pictures), where I talk about German films that should get more exposure to a global audience. Categorized as: Movies and Reviews
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12.06.09 by Widge @ 5:39 am 
Written by: Matthew Sand & J. Michael Straczynski, based on a story by Sand My Advice: Matinee if a fu fanatic, small screen acceptable. Mika (Harris) has a particular investigative passion: she's convinced that there's an extremely powerful conspiracy in the world, designed to keep a number of ancient ninja clans hidden from the rest of us. Why? Because they're very useful for, you know, killing people in particularly quick and nasty ways. She convinces colleague Maslow (Miles) that she's on to something, but about that time one of the aforementioned quick and nasty ninjas, Raizo (Rain), shows up--and all hell breaks loose. Categorized as: Movies and Reviews
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12.01.09 by Widge @ 9:07 am  Episode #2, in which our protagonist witnesses mad fu, relates a tale of his misspent youth, and makes a plea to Hollywood for fight cinematography sanity. Categorized as: Movies and Reviews
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11.28.09 by Widge @ 9:05 pm  We're still in 1934 with Karloff as part of Day Six of the Karloff Blogathon. And yes, no horror here--instead he's in a historical drama and a film that was nominated for Best Picture. Karloff has second billing behind George Arliss. And even if you weren't interested in this picture as a bit of Karloff history--and if you're not then fie upon you--check out the final bit of the film, where it switches to Technicolor--an early usage of the color process. What's odd is that the film does not appear to be in print...not even on used VHS. I had to go to eBay to find what look to be home brew burned DVDs. Weird. Anyway, you can certainly watch it here. Enjoy. Categorized as: Movies
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