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War of the Gargantuas (1966)
Hold on to your butts, people. This is a weird one, with an even weirder history than your average cult classic. Produced in association with Henry G. Saperstein’s United Pictures, War of the Gargantuas took four years to get to … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Reviews
Tagged Daikaiju, Eiji Tsuburaya, Haruo Nakajima, Ishiro Honda, Jun Tazaki, Kenji Sahara, Kumi Mizuno, Nobuo Nakamura, Russ Tamblyn, Takeshi Kimura, Toho, Tomoyuki Tanaka, Yu Sekida
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Spider-Man 2 (2004)
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Tagged Aasif Mandvi, Alfred Gough, Alfred Molina, Alvin Sargent, Bill Nunn, Bruce Campbell, Daniel Gillies, Donna Murphy, Dylan Baker, J.K. Simmons, Kirsten Dunst, Marvel Universe(s), Michael Chabon, Miles Millar, Rosemary Harris, Sam Raimi, Sony, Superheroes, Ted Raimi, Tobey Maguire
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The Punisher (1989)
Like Ghost Rider before him, the Punisher is one of those breakout characters from early ’70s that seemed dark and edgy in his time, only to be surpassed by any given action movie hero on any given weekend of any … Continue reading
Revenge of the Creature (1955)
Lest you think there was ever some magical time when sequels were automatically good, I submit this film as evidence you’re even more deluded than I am. They can’t all be Bride of Frankenstein, and I wouldn’t dare ask it … Continue reading
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Tagged Clint Eastwood, Jack Arnold, John Agar, John Bromfield, Lori Nelson, Ricou Browning, Robert Williams, Tom Hennesy, Universal
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Gamera vs. Gaos (1967)
This is the exact midpoint of Gamera’s original (or “Showa Era”) film series. Not chronologically, or in any other terms material, but in terms of tone. This is the point where everyone at Gamera’s home studio, Daiei Film, gave up … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Reviews
Tagged Daiei, Daikaiju, Gamera, Hidemasa Nagata, Kojiro Hongo, Naoyuki Abe, Nisan Takahashi, Noriaki Yuasa, Teruo Aragaki, Yoshiro Kitahara
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AYTIWS Commentaries: Catwoman
One year ago today (well, one year ago Sunday, but whatever) we posted our first video review. To celebrate, we present this, our first episode-length commentary. Join us as we relive all the fun, excitement and adventure of listening to … Continue reading
Thor (2011)
I feel the same way about Thor most people feel about Superman. After all, Thor’s the Norse god of thunder. As such, he’s ridiculously over-powered and more than a little alien, depending on the personal taste of who’s writing him … Continue reading