Trading Raincoats For Rosé·Feb 20, 2024Love It Or Leave It: The Second Viewing Of A French PropertyOur first exciting foray into French property hunting had left us with only one contender, “House Two”. Aside: Ever wondered what the…
InAs Vast as Space and as Timeless as InfinitybyPatrick J Mullen·Jun 11, 2023Second Viewing: Deathstalker II (1987)Deathstalker II is basically a masterpiece, but you’d be forgiven for at first glance not thinking that. Thi sis the rare sequel (perhaps…
InAs Vast as Space and as Timeless as InfinitybyPatrick J Mullen·Jun 5, 2023Second Viewing: Scream (2022)Scream really is about what I’d expect from a modern-day Scream reboot (or re-quel, as the film keeps calling it, though this is a term…
InAs Vast as Space and as Timeless as InfinitybyPatrick J Mullen·Oct 23, 2022Second Viewing: Suspiria (2018)Suspiria is an excellent film that goes in completely different directions from the original masterpiece from Dario Argento. I don’t like…
InAs Vast as Space and as Timeless as InfinitybyPatrick J Mullen·Oct 18, 2022Second Viewing: Underworld (2003)Underworld is a passable film. It’s like my least favorite kind of movie, as I’ve always hated the action horror subgenre. And I think it…
InAs Vast as Space and as Timeless as InfinitybyPatrick J Mullen·Oct 13, 2022Second Viewing: Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)I’ve said it before and I’ll likely say it again: Halloween III is just so fucking weird that it’s fascinating. The plot is so tremendously…
InAs Vast as Space and as Timeless as InfinitybyPatrick J Mullen·Oct 6, 2022Second Viewing: The Curse of Frankenstein (1957)The Curse of Frankenstein is a really great reimagining of the Frankenstein story. It’s really a testament to the strength of the Mary…
InAs Vast as Space and as Timeless as InfinitybyPatrick J Mullen·Oct 5, 2022Second Viewing: Urban Legend (1998)I want to like Urban Legend a lot more than I do. It’s got a truly appealing gimmicky premise, with a serial killer murdering people based…
InAs Vast as Space and as Timeless as InfinitybyPatrick J Mullen·Oct 3, 2022Second Viewing: Nosferatu (1922)Nosferatu is a masterpiece, of course. The look of the movie is fantastic, from the German expressionist-inspired visuals to the very…
InAs Vast as Space and as Timeless as InfinitybyPatrick J Mullen·Oct 2, 2022Second Viewing: The Mummy (1959)For a movie made in the 1950s, it’s surprising to see such modern philosophical and ethical debates brought up. The debate over the British…
