A Ganache On The Street Report: The Devil’s Well Premeire
On Friday night January 19th, The Pint headed to the southerly Connecticut city of Norwalk to attend a film premiere. Sir Jon was unable to attend, although as opposed to his absence from one of the CT Cult Classics showings that I wrote about, this had less to do with bad tacos and more to Read More
No Comments on A Ganache On The Street Report: The Devil’s Well PremeireAn Arguing With Myself Review: The Disaster Artist
‘The Disaster Artist’, based on the book of the same name, chronicles Greg Sestero’s unique friendship with the cryptic, Tommy Wiseau. The film follows the two aspiring actors in their attempts at making it in Hollywood. From the struggles in finding acting roles to creating their own opportunity with the making of The Room: “The Read More
No Comments on An Arguing With Myself Review: The Disaster ArtistAn Arguing With Myself Review: Justice League
Fueled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired by Superman’s selfless act, Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) enlists the help of his newfound ally, Diana Prince (Gal Gadot), to face an even greater enemy. Together, they work quickly to find and recruit a team of metahumans to stand against this newly awakened threat. But despite Read More
No Comments on An Arguing With Myself Review: Justice LeagueShort Film Review: She Came From The Woods
At the last Connecticut Cult Classics double feature event in late October, Cult head Larry Dwyer mixed up the festivities from what was proven to be the normal routine. Amongst the two feature films, vintage trailers and raffles a short film was announced as a sort of opening to the evening. As much as I enjoy Read More
No Comments on Short Film Review: She Came From The WoodsAn Arguing With Myself Review: Bone Tomahawk
After an outlaw, who goes by the name of Buddy (David Arquette), unknowingly leads a small tribe of cannibalistic cave dwellers into the peaceful western town of Bright Hope, the savages kidnap several settlers including Samantha (Lili Simmons), the wife of a local rancher, Arthur O’Dwyer (Patrick Wilson). Despite his injured leg, Arthur joins a Read More
No Comments on An Arguing With Myself Review: Bone TomahawkAn Arguing With Myself Review: Killing Gunther
A group of hitmen, led by Blake (Taran Killam), are fed up with Gunther, the world’s greatest hitman. They take it upon themselves to eliminate the competition by attempting the impossible: Killing Gunther. Through a series of encounters, the top assassin seems to always be one step ahead of them. He’s elusive. He’s a ghost. Mainly due Read More
No Comments on An Arguing With Myself Review: Killing GuntherOctober Fright Watch: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Instead of reviewing a new horror film that I had not seen before, this time I have decided to feature a “classic” film that I had not seen before. In this case that film would be the cocaine fueled 1986 sequel to one of the creepiest horror films ever. This time I cover The Texas Read More
No Comments on October Fright Watch: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2An Arguing With Myself Review: Blade Runner 2049
The year is 2049. K (Ryan Gosling), a blade runner with the LAPD, makes a discovery of a long-buried secret that has the potential to plunge what’s left of society into chaos. K’s discovery leads him on a quest to find Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), a former LAPD blade runner who has been missing Read More
No Comments on An Arguing With Myself Review: Blade Runner 2049October Fright Watch: Leatherface (2017)
Leatherface (2017) is the eighth entry into The Texas Chain Saw Massacre franchise of films. In a move of total originality it is also the second to be titled Leatherface. Despite there being at least two different universes these films fit into (the ones that follow the original 1974 film’s timeline and the two that came out Read More
No Comments on October Fright Watch: Leatherface (2017)An Arguing With Myself Review: mother!
 A house that’s seemingly cut off from the rest of the world finds an unnamed poet (Javier Bardem) looking to write his next masterpiece as his also unnamed wife (Jennifer Lawrence) remodels and decorates their home. All tranquility is disrupted when another couple (Ed Harris and Michelle Pfeiffer) enter their lives. Soon after, chaos Read More
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