Ask Me How I Am And I’ll Give You An Honest Answer (And I Welcome An Honest Answer From You)

The Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law 31 years ago today, July 26, 1990. President Joe Biden earlier today signed into the law that the effects of Covid-19 on people can be individually assessed in regards to the ADA. This is also a day in my life that began the beginning of theContinue reading “Ask Me How I Am And I’ll Give You An Honest Answer (And I Welcome An Honest Answer From You)”

‘Life Stinks’ Mel Brooks’ Experimental Movie Turns 30

Mel Brooks started as a comedy writer before moving on to a filmmaker in the 1960s and had his best success in the 1970s focusing mostly on parodies of genre movies. He made some of the best comedies of all time which he may be forever known as the King of Comedy and it’s goodContinue reading “‘Life Stinks’ Mel Brooks’ Experimental Movie Turns 30”

‘Jolt’ A Shock To The System Of Action Movies

As it seems here lately, there are a lot of movies in which women are kicking ass and taking names. Black Widow finally made it to the big screen. Earlier this month, Netflix released Gunpowder Milkshake. Disney even decided to change Cruella De Vil in a different light. The age of Chuck Norris and ArnoldContinue reading “‘Jolt’ A Shock To The System Of Action Movies”

‘Summer of Soul’ Never Really Comes Alive

I wanted to like this documentary a lot more than I did. I really wanted to tell you why you should watch this immediately right now or as soon as possible, but I found myself becoming irritated the more this documentary goes on. Summer of Soul (…Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised) isContinue reading “‘Summer of Soul’ Never Really Comes Alive”

‘Maximum Overdrive’ Still One Wild Ride

Riddle me this, Batman. What do you get when you take one of the most popular writers of the time who is the peak of his drug and alcohol abuse and give him total authority to direct a movie? Then, you add a cast that includes a Brat Packer, the future voice of Lisa SimpsonContinue reading “‘Maximum Overdrive’ Still One Wild Ride”

‘Revelation’ Doesn’t Have The Power To Bring ‘Masters Of The Universe’ To A New Generation Just Yet

Let me address this first. I am in no way upset over the fact that He-Man/Prince Adam dosen’t appear as the main character in the lastest Netflix series Masters of the Universe: Revelation. I’m not like many of the other dudebros in their 30s-40s upset that a TV cartoon based on a toy chain exploresContinue reading “‘Revelation’ Doesn’t Have The Power To Bring ‘Masters Of The Universe’ To A New Generation Just Yet”

‘Animalympics’ Gets The Gold For Nostalgia

With the Tokyo Summer Olympics finally happening with tonight’s ceremony, after being postponed a year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it’s time to reflect on a special that was made at another time when things didn’t go right for the Olympics. NBC had commissioned two hour-long animated specials to be shown during 1980 back whenContinue reading “‘Animalympics’ Gets The Gold For Nostalgia”

‘Cool Runnings’ Still Hot After Three Decades

During the opening ceremony of the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea, the Jamaican team was referenced in regards to Cool Runnings, which was released in the fall season of 1993 showcasing the 1988 team that competed in Calgary. Walt Disney Pictures produced it and there is a lot of Disney elements in theContinue reading “‘Cool Runnings’ Still Hot After Three Decades”

‘Uncle Frank’ A Painful Trip Down Memory Lane

A movie like Uncle Frank will one day hopefully seem like a look at America that is no more. Even though it’s set in 1973, the movie still seems to touch on some harsh issues that haven’t changed over 50 years. A TV movie for Amazon Prime, it’s recently been nominated for an Emmy forContinue reading “‘Uncle Frank’ A Painful Trip Down Memory Lane”