Mat Brewster

This week brings us another excellent season of a Coen Brothers spin-off, another Christmas for Doctor Who, fake moon landings, Catholic covers-ups, and much more.

An enormous cast tells an interweaving tale of a German-occupied French city.

A film so good I’ll never watch it again.

This week brings us Johnny Depp as a gangster, 33 Chilean miners, the Hollywood Blacklist, Steve Jobs, Girls and more.

Go watch it. Now.

It’s a shame a film about one of the greatest screenwriters is written so poorly.

This week brings us some Bond, a haunted house, a grandma, Leftovers, and much more.

Short films, big emotional punch.

This week brings us Doctor Who split apart, Spike Lee modernizing the ancient Greeks, Jack Black fighting children’s monsters, and Bradley Cooper playing with food.

Average animated stories made good by good performances and some stunning animation.

This week brings us one of the Coen Brothers’ best films, some influential hip hop, a deadly mountain climb, a deadlier internship, and much more.

Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s company make a surprisingly gentle serial killer movie.

This week brings us two Criterions, a Victorian Sherlock, a hacking Robot, and Ridley Scott once again making great films.

This week brings us some cool sounding action, high-wire acts, zombies, detectives, Quentin Tarantino inspirations’ and much more.

A rather dull week brings us another take on Peter Pan, another take on Bobby Fischer’s life, a two very different takes on religion.

This week brings us a couple of Italian horrors, some early Hitchcock, impossible
missions, and more.

Sex, violence, and style, or everything you want in an Italian horror film.

This week brings us a couple of obscure Criterions, a hungry serial killer, silly little yellow creatures and lots of super heroes.

Once again, Fathom Events and TCM have put a wonderful classic on the big screen.

This week brings us an ice-skiing Robert Redford, an inside look at Amy Winehouse, Roger Waters performing The Wall, and lots of zombies.

Come gather ’round people and watch one of the greatest documentaries ever made.

This week brings us a couple of classics from Criterion, some not-so-classics from Arrow, some disturbing looking stop-motion shorts, Doctor Who at Christmas, and much more.

This week brings us a big box of awesome Japanese animated films, some early silent films, a couple of Criterions, another Hobbit, and much more.

This week brings us yet more adaptations of Conan Doyle’s detective, a Kurt Cobain documentary, a french sci-fi flick, Terminators, con men and much more.

This week brings us some big emotions and little toys from Pixar, half a season of Doctor Who, dark pirates, final girls and much more.

Two Italian horror masters tackle the Edgar Allan Poe tale.

This week brings us two takes on an Edgar Allan Poe story, Jake Gyllenhall in the boxing ring, a fair lady, a Mulholland drive, an invasion by classic arcade games, and The Rolling Stones in Japan.

My second Con experience found me with wife in tow and sick as a dog.

This week brings us dinosaurs on the loose, British mysteries starring Doctor Who alum, Vincent Price and Christopher Lee in a crazy horror flick, Japanese ghosts, and much more.

Three hours of rock and roll jam for your listening pleasure.

This week brings us a bunch of double dipping special editions, complete sets of two excellent shows, early Cronenberg and more.

In which our hero has to ask himself, how much fake semen can one person handle?

A tight, lean little flick that entertains then leaves just as quick.

This week brings us a bunch of dudes in costumes, a pregnant virgin, ghosts rebooted, killers, addicts and plenty more.

A clever, satirical telenovela that will make you laugh, cry, and break your neck it moves so fast.

I won’t be able to shower again for weeks.

This week brings us some a capella pitches, a lesser Wes Anderson, two more Criterions, a couple of superheroes from the CW and Gumby.

Who says there’s nothing good on Netflix?

Sometimes true life makes for more compelling TV than fiction.

An informative, yet rather dull documentary about an transitive period in his career.

Watching Doctor Who on the big screen is always a treat.

This week brings us some not-quite superhero origins, a lady who doesn’t age, a thriller that’s more than a pair of legs, and a TV show trying to be relevant again.

Marion Cotillard gives an intense, subtle performance in this moving drama.

This week brings us more Mad Max, Robin Williams final film, a war film, a dumb comedy and the creepy world of H.R. Giger.

This week brings us a timely drama from Belgium, a terribly reviewed comedy from Hawaii, a serious documentary, and a gory zombie show.

This week brings us Francois Truffaut’s film about filmmaking, a Spaghetti Western, a French-Italian film about eating yourself to death, and some Disney shorts.

Marco Ferreri’s controversial film gets a grand treatment from Arrow Video, but leaves one filling a bit sick to the stomach.

This week brings us an adult version of Harry Potter, a TV show from a film director, a classic film that was later made into an even more classic film and much more.