A teacher of the deaf thinks she's being stalked by her deranged twin sister.
I started out really digging this flick. The premise seemed like a really fun time. Lots of potential for suspense, and some good creepy elements that can be utilized, I was kind of psyched! But I soon found myself getting very disinterested as the movie continued. And I dont think I'm the only one who got bored with this movie either. Everyone involved with this movie…
Who'd have thought a Cheech Marin comedy from 30 years ago would be "politically controversial"?
I've had Mexico on my mind a lot lately. Not only am I in the process of buying a Mexican snake, but I just got an email from my long lost amiga from south of the border. No, none of those reasons are why I watched this flick, I watched it because it's a funny ass movie with a great story.
This really is one…
A look into the life and views of Noam Chomsky.
It's election day here in the US.... ugh. So I figured I'd watch a political documentary
I never really idolized anyone in my life, but if I had to pick someone, it would definitely be Noam Chomsky. And no, it's not because he went to the same High School I did, or that he's from Philadelphia. I'd say he's my idol because he's been fighting the good fight for more…
The owner of a sleazy TV channel starts having weird and bizarre hallucinations after watching a pirate video signal of people getting tortured.
I first became aware of Videodrome when I was 11 or 12. My dad had a copy of it that he taped off of HBO, and he would never let me watch it. Which didn't make any sense! He and my mom would let me watch just about anything, but for some reason Videodrome was off limits.…
