Blair Hoyle

underground writer, independent filmmaker, analog photographer

Favorite films

  • Spring
  • Guilty of Romance
  • Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person
  • My Bloody Valentine

All
  • Ring of Fire

  • Fountain of Youth

  • Autoerotic

  • Friendship

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Ring of Fire

1991

Watched

Even by Don "The Dragon" Wilson movie standards, Ring of Fire is unhinged. You get a weirdly edited sex scene, copious groin strikes, gratuitous casual racism, and a hilarious introduction of Don the Dragon as a mulleted medical doctor... And that's just in the first ten minutes.

From there, it becomes a sort of Romeo and Juliet riff as Dr. The Dragon can't stop himself from rizzing up an engaged woman. There's a underground martial arts tournament gang war waging…

Fountain of Youth

2025

Watched

I'm a fan of Guy Ritchie, but didn't even know this movie existed until yesterday. I feel like almost everything he's directed over the past few years hasn't been promoted at all. I guess that's just how things will continue to be in this oversaturated streaming landscape we're in. But I digress...

Fountain of Youth is sort of like National Treasure but with more of a kids movie vibe, so not your standard Ritchie movie by any means. I do…

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Weredeer

2022

3

Weredeer is perhaps best described as a Hallmark Christmas movie on Busch Light and Percosets. It also stars me, so I hope you have fun with it!

I viewed this film via theatrical screening as part of Days of the Dead 2022.

Juvenile Crime

1997

Watched

Yet another re-telling of the infamous "concrete-encased high school girl murder case" of Junko Furuta, Juvenile Crime is a nasty piece of low-budget exploitation. Gunji Kawasaki's cheap, handheld aesthetic only makes me the film more uncomfortable to watch.

I viewed this film via VHS.