Been a while since I did anything on letterbox’d but I just watched Slash/Back last night and I loved it to pieces and this is exactly the kind of movie that I get obsessed over for days and won’t shut up about, but there’s no one around me right now to grab and say “watch this movie!,” to so I’m writing this.
When great dialogue is delivered well with tip top timing it feels like a song. How this group…

The Outlaw is a film where Billy the Kid and Jane Russell constantly try to kill each other, but they’re in love. In fact Billy the Kid, Doc Holiday, Pat Garret, and Jane Russell are all friends, but they’re always trying to kill each other or get one-up on the other. It’s basically like if the movie Stagecoach was starring the crew from Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Like you feel bad for Jane Russell when Billy treats her real…

In this current cinematic market of remakes and reboots, whatever happened to the cheapo, wrong headed, cash grab, knock off? Where can I go to find bargain bin "re-imaginings" of famous blockbusters? Don't tell me Asylum, because those guys mostly crank out garbage anyway....Except Z-Nation. That show's the shiiiit!!
But, my point is, for me anyway, most of the time "bad" knock offs of studio blockbusters are more entertaining than the source material. None more so than E.T. knock offs.…

Somebody needs to come up with a term for when you're watching some obscure movie, and a piece of music plays on the soundtrack and you think, "waitaminute! I know this song...where do I know this from?...oh yeah, Quentin Tarantino re-appropriated it for one of his movies." Maybe call it "tino'd" Like, "bro you just got mad tino'd homes!" Anyway, movie nerd that I am, it happens to me a lot.
All About Lily Chou-Chou is about a teenager whose…