Barry Lyndon The career of Stanley Kubrick was as such that even though he only directed 13 feature films in his lifetime, every single one of them is considered to be a classic in one way or another by most people. Yet, there is always some debate about just which one of his films (especially […]
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Basic Instinct
Basic Instinct It’s hard to believe that the genre of erotic thriller is now almost considered a lost cinematic art form of the 1990s. Featuring lurid stories consisting of deceitful women, betrayal, and lots and lots of sex, these films became a never ending staple on late night pay cable during that decade (practically leading […]
Basket Case
Basket Case Director Frank Henenlotter’s tribute to the low-budget grindhouse flicks of the 60s and 70s (dedicated to H.G. Lewis himself) is in and of itself one of the most gruesome and disturbing films of the actual genre it homages. The story of a young man who comes to New York City carrying a basket […]
Batman
Batman Tim Burton’s 1989 extravaganza of an adaptation (the first major comic book movie since the Donner Supermans) might surprise some to know that there was actually some legit controversy at the time of release due to its dark tone and violence, when in actuality it comes across today as almost the perfect kid’s movie, […]
Batman Begins
Batman Begins In terms of starting the tradition of doing fully drawn out origin stories for popular comic book superheroes, Christopher Nolan faced quite a few challenges with this 2005 release in order to mostly make it work, amongst them getting carried away above and beyond when telling a drawn out, almost minutely detailed by […]
Batman Returns
Batman Returns Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman was a long overdue shot in the arm for the Hollywood Comic Book Film (coming as it did after the Reeve Superman Series had long since played itself out), galvanizing the industry to slowly but surely get to the point where such movies are now cranked out with startling […]
Beast Within
Beast Within Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining pretty much had the market cornered on the killer horror movie concept of: What if (from a child’s point of view) you witnessed your very own father transform in front of you into a deranged, bloodthirsty monster fully capable of bringing harm upon both yourself and others? Not many […]
Beavis And Butthead Do America
Beavis And Butthead Do America Nothing epitomized 1990s pop culture back in that decade any moreso than Beavis And Butthead, the two heavy metal loving teenage idiots created by animator Mike Judge partly as a response to the rancid atmosphere of political correctness as imposed by the Bill Clinton Regime, taking on the system not […]
Addams Family Values
Beetlejuice
Beetlejuice The known abject lack of quality in modern day family entertainment can be chalked up to a couple of definite things, one being the complete lack of sophistication in most of these works, and the other being the failure to include (even subversively) some winks and nods for adult viewers to enjoy what they’re […]