Exclusive interview with James Duval
Starting with his first appearances in the Gregg Araki Teenage Apocalypse film trilogy and Independence Day, James Duval has created a memorable career in so many films. I was honored that he spent so much time speaking with me not just about movies, but about inspiration, art and his real life. B&S About Movies: You were born […]
A Sexplanation (2021)
A Sexplanation is just your typical queer, Asian American, comedic sex education documentary about the universal search for love, connection and family acceptance. It’s also the story of 36-year-old health reporter Alex Liu and his quest to uncover the naked truths, hard facts and no small amount of awkward moments. As he makes conversation with psychologists, […]
The Policeman’s Lineage (2022)
Parasite‘s Woo-sik Choi is rookie cop Choi Min-Jae. He has principles unlike his boss Park Gang-Yoon, the chief of an investigation team who may have an unrivaled arrest record but has no problem using corrupt methods. Can these two cops co-exist and tackle a case that could destroy their entire department? Based on Japanese novel Blood […]
Mill Creek Through the Decades: 1990s Collection: White Palace (1990)
Directed by Luis Mandoki and written by Ted Tally and Alvin Sargent — and based on the book by Glenn Savan — White Palace does something extraordinary for an American movie. It presents an older women as a sexual being every bit the equal of her younger male lover. Max Baron (James Spader) is a St. […]
Alone in the Neon Jungle (1988)
This tale of Suzanne Pleshette fighting corruption in the Pittsburgh police force — seven years before the murder by cops of Jonny Gammage, never forget — was something I’d hoped would be a Yinzer giallo, but instead it’s simply a by the book TV movie where she takes over a police station dahntahn and roots […]
Ghost Warrior (1984)
A samurai named Yoshimitsu (Hiroshi Fujioka, the original Kamen Rider) is overwhelmed in battle and falls into a frozen lake where he freezes over the decades before skiier find his body. Soon, Dr. Richard (John Calvin) forgoes the traditional autopsy and revives the swordsman with some blue lights and introduces him to a modern world he […]
Junesploitation 2022: The Surrogate (1984)
June 7: Junesploitation’s topic of the day — as suggested by F This Movie— is Shannon Tweed! We’re excited to tackle a different genre every day, so check back and see what’s next. Canada, thank you. Beyond movies like Prom Night, Terror Train, Black Christmas, Deadline, Curtains, The Gate, Funeral Home, My Bloody Valentine, Meatballs III, The Pyx, Pin, the early films of Cronenberg, Prom Night 2 […]
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