Ken Foster (2016)
According to CBC, “In some circles, Ken Foster is a well-respected artist with a unique style and an international following. To others, he is known as the guy living in alleys who has been hawking his work on city’s streets for more than 20 years.” For over eighteen months, documentary filmmaker Josh Laner followed Foster, known to locals as […]
GRANDSON OF MADE FOR TV MOVIE WEEK: High School U.S.A. (1983)
Once upon a time, when network TV actually mattered, they’d gather all of their stars once a summer and put them in a TV movie. Or they’d grab the cast of Facts of Life and send them to France. It was a big deal to me when I was a kid. And there are kids growing […]
Terror on Tour (1980)
“The Clowns are a rock group on their way up the ladder of success. In their macabre makeup, it is impossible to distinguish one from the other. Their incredible stage performance center around sadistic, mutilating theatrics and eventually, real murders begin. The police are called in and consider the band members prime suspects until they […]
GRANDSON OF MADE FOR TV MOVIE WEEK: Buried Alive (1990)
Before he became known for his adaptions of The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile and The Mist, as well as his work on The Walking Dead TV show, Frank Darabont wrote the screenplays to Nightmare on Elm Street 3: The Dream Warriors and the remake of The Blob. This film was the first he’d ever get the chance to […]
2018 Scarecrow Psychotronic Challenge Day 3: Banshee Chapter (1983)
I knew that day three’s challenge was going to be rough. MATHS AND NUMEROLOGY: The plot must revolve around numbers in some way. Count on this theme to be a tough one. It seemed like so many people would choose Pi or The Number 23, so I wanted to avoid those ones. And I’d already reviewed Suicide Cult, […]
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