Russ Fischer

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KISS, KISS, DUDE

I'll keep this brief. This isn't a requiem or a review. It's just me taking a moment to say that if you live near one of the 169 screens now showing Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and you haven't yet seen it, you're missing an opportunity. Not just to see a good movie;… Continue reading →

DVD REVIEW: FLY, THE (SE)

BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: FoxMSRP: $19.98RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 95 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• Two Documentaries• Commentary by David Cronenberg • Deleted and Extended Scenes • Original Script and Cronenberg Rewrite• Promo materials, Trailer, Original… Continue reading →

DVD REVIEW: FLY, THE II (SE)

BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: FoxMSRP: $19.98RATED: RRUNNING TIME: 105 MinutesSPECIAL FEATURES:• Two Documentaries • Deleted SCene and Alternate Ending • Promo Materials and Trailers• Commentary by Chris Walas and Bob Burns• Storyboard to Film… Continue reading →

TRAILER: TAXEDERMIA

In his remake of Cape Fear, Martin Scorsese had Juliette Lewis figuratively shoot fire from her loins. In Raw, Eddie Murphy talked about it. But only the Hungarians have the genital fortitude to show you a guy actually shooting fire from his dick, and it's… Continue reading →

HIGH DEFINITION ROOKER!

I hope that, like me, you look at that picture and think ‘what the fuck is that?' There's nothing I like better on a Friday morning than hitting Apple, home of overpriced highfalutin' tech, only to see some sick, slimy new Slither footage. Yeah, we… Continue reading →

SAVE MOVIES!

Do you remember where you first saw the movies you love? I do. A great many of them were projected in the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge, MA. It's a little one-screen theatre, and not the most comfortable joint on Earth. But when I first explored Cambridge in… Continue reading →

SAVE MOVIES!

Do you remember where you first saw the movies you love? I do. A great many of them were projected in the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge, MA. It's a little one-screen theatre, and not the most comfortable joint on Earth. But when I first explored Cambridge in… Continue reading →