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Wednesday, August 29, 2012 at 2:25PM I've recently had the honor of being interviewed by David Giltinan of the Ultra Mega Death Ray pop culture blog. I'm flattered the guys over at the blog liked my work to the point where they wanted to know a little more about me. If you want to as well, head on over to read the interview at their site by by clicking HERE!
Monday, April 16, 2012 at 1:49PM In my last episode of The DVD Shelf Movie Reviews, I covered the 1994 Tim Burton film, Ed Wood, starring Johnny Depp as Wood, one of the most notoriously bad directors of horror and sci-fi films in history. Burton’s next film, Mars Attacks!, seemed like the perfect follow-up. The schlocky alien invasion comedy was Burton clearly trying to make his own Ed Wood-style film. So, naturally, the best follow-up for me would be to feature Mars Attacks! as the next episode of The DVD Shelf Mini Reviews. All this and more at your online destination where movies are celebrated, not incinerated – in 90 seconds!
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Tuesday, April 3, 2012 at 7:34PM In this episode, we’ll be taking a look at the Tim Burton film Ed Wood, starring Johnny Depp as Edward D. Wood, Jr, one of the worst film directors in history. We’ll delve into Wood’s real life and see how it compares to Tim Burton’s hilarious vision of the outlandish filmmaker. Finally, I’ll give the Ed Wood Special Edition DVD my final recommendation. All this and more at your online destination where movies are celebrated, not incinerated!
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Monday, November 21, 2011 at 3:22AM With director Martin Scorsese's film, Hugo, hitting theaters this week, we'll be looking at his classic, but generally over-looked film, the 1985 comedy thriller, After Hours. Griffin Dunne plays Paul, a normal guy who is having the worst night of his life. We'll look at how this little cult film revitalized Martin Scorsese's career as a director and then we'll look at the film's DVD and bonus features. All this and more at your online destination where movies are celebrated, not incinerated!
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