Author: Joe Yanick

Cop Car is a Loving, Unpretentious Throwback to 80s Cinema

Posted by Joe Yanick | Aug 7, 2015 | Film Reviews, Slider

Cop Car starts off in an unassuming manner. Two children, no older than ten, are traversing an...

We Saw JAWS…from an Inner Tube on a Lake!

Posted by Joe Yanick | Aug 5, 2015 | Feature Articles, Slider

Last week I found myself on a much-needed vacation. The destination was Austin, and although...

Izzy Lee’s New Short Sheds Light on What it Means to ask A FAVOR

Posted by Joe Yanick | Aug 1, 2015 | Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Slider

What’s in a favor? It can be the simplest thing in the world: pass someone the salt at dinner or...

Ghost Town (1998) (US Blu-ray review)

Posted by Joe Yanick | Aug 1, 2015 | Home Video, Slider

[toggle title=”Specs” state=”close” ] Details Director: Richard Governor,...

The Brotherhood Might Not Forgive, but Critics Should: A Case for Revaluing STONE COLD (1991)

Posted by Joe Yanick | Aug 1, 2015 | Feature Articles, Slider

What was that again? Certainly I can’t be serious, right? Yes, without any hint of irony I feel...

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Diabolique Print & Digital

Daughters of Darkness

Hell’s Belles

Busted Guts: Cracking Open Comedy Cinema

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