* I made a video version of this review: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Feo6cr4vyY *

I had no idea today would be the day I would cry multiple times over a rubber T-Rex puppet Christmas (This element in particular appeared out of nowhere in fact I don't even like Christmas) movie but well here we are and Jurassic Park is now dead to me.

This is one of those films that is so much better than it had any need to be from what…

Like if Tim & Eric directed Evil Dead II in 1970s Japan. I would love to see this in a theater but even on my phone with glitched subtitles 'House' was a great watch. This is the sort of film where you can feel a unique voice in the work, not something that has been workshopped to death by business types. Watching it for the first time in 2022 House still feels like an aggressive onslaught against formulaic mainstream film, I've…

I was 2 years old when that Tom Petty greatest hits album came out and that is one of the few places where my music tastes cross over with my fathers who was the one playing it in our old dodge truck at the time in the carefree 1990s. Petty stuck with me on regular rotation on up through my teen years. I still love his music but I definitely put it on the back burner in the time since…

Kids in The Hall are one of a handfull of all time favorite sketch groups. For anyone wondering my favorite is Scott Thompson. Five (now six) seasons of the TV show is plenty satisfying but it is a shame like Tim and Eric, WKUK, and Mr. Show we only ever got one film.

While Brain Candy does not make me audibly laugh all that much I do find it amusing and a completely entertaining watch. This was probably my 5th…

*Most of this is a bunch of personal bullshit about myself and my own relation to myself so skip to the last 2 paragraphs if you just want to see my thoughts on the film.

I think I Saw The TV Glow lends itself to self reflection to say the least. In the 1990s as a child I used television as an escape watching several of the shows visually referenced in this film (primarily Are You Afraid of The Dark?…

One of the few post-2011 films I have seen in a theater was (with like 5-10 other people in the audience) Tim Heidecker's Mr. America. One of the trailers played during this theatrical showing was for Greener Grass. The trailer stuck with me though the title did not and months later I had to try every keyword I could think of to find this film which I eventually did. I am surprised how little attention this film has gotten, I…