Johnny Deadline: Three Films for Which I Am Thankful

 by JB

Pilgrims, gather 'round! I want to talk about three recent releases that make me happy. I will keep this week’s column short and sweet... because I’ve got all these gobblers to slaughter.

Movies is Good: THE PRODUCERS

 by JB

Turner Classic Movies ran their annual “31 Days of Oscar” thang last night... and lookee!

Weird on Top: A Discussion of David Lynch

by Alejandra Gonzalez and Rob DiCristino

Week Seven: The Elephant Man

Back to 1976: SILENT MOVIE

by Heath Holland

Mel Brooks could have made any movie he wanted in 1976. His previous two films, Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein had both been box office hits in 1974, and his brand was at an all-time high. Maybe it’s not surprising that he cashed in all that movie credit to make a silent movie about the making of a silent movie.

No Apologies: Spaceballs

by Rob DiCristino

My first Mel Brooks film is still my favorite.

1987: A Very Special Year

by JB and Jan B.

Take a walk down movie memory lane with JB and Jan.

F This Movie! - Blazing Saddles

Excuse Patrick and JB while they whip this out.

Heath Holland On...Robin Hood at the Movies

by Heath Holland

I’ve never met a Robin Hood movie that I didn’t like.

Unsung!: The Twelve Chairs

It somehow stands to reason that one of my favorite Mel Brooks films would be the one that not many people have ever heard of or seen.

Netflix This Movie! Vol. 16

You say you've already finished the whole season of House of Cards? How about watching these instead?

It Came from the '80s: Solarbabies

by Patrick Bromley

In the future, everyone will rollerskate.