New Releases Tuesday: 4-12-2011
Slow Tuesday. Not much out this week of which to speak of, aside from a Blu-ray release of The Incredibles and Country Strong ...
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The Cult Club: Alice in Wonderland XXX (1976)
[The Cult Club is where Flixist’s writers expound the virtues of their favorite underground classics, spanning all nations and genres. It is a ...
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Princess Review: Aladdin
Aladdin is the first movie in this line of reviews to have the actual princess as a secondary character. Early princesses certainly seemed ...
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Flixist Film School: How to write an ending
Good afternoon, class. Please settle down. Tomkins, put that finger away. In our sophomoric lesson in the Flixist Film School class, we are ...
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New Releases Tuesday: 4-5-2011
We’ve got some good stuff this week. Tron: Legacy and all its sequel-teasing goodness is out (check out Alex’s review of the D-Box ...
Flixist’s Top 10 Best Trailer Re-Cuts and Mash-Ups
Who doesn’t love a good trailer? I know I personally get quite irate if one of my friends creates a situation where we’re ...
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New Releases Tuesday: 3-29-2011
The cinema gods must have heard my complaints about last week’s mediocre offerings and have delivered this week in spades. Spades, I say! ...
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Princess Review: Beauty and the Beast
Released in 1991, Beauty and the Beast was the first princess movie in the soon-to-be saturated market of the 90’s. Belle is often ...
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New Releases Tuesday: 3-22-2011
After last week saw the release of Sharktopus, it will be hard to beat. Like, really hard. I mean, The Tourist, Skyline, and ...
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Is this the death of 3D?
There’s an interesting article in Britain’s The Independent this morning talking about the huge flop that Mars Needs Moms was, and what it ...
New Releases Tuesday: 3-15-2011 (featuring Sharktopus)
Sharktopus is out on DVD and Blu-ray today. For those of you that don’t know, it’s a Sci-Fi SyFy Channel original movie about ...
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The Cult Club: Django (1966)
The Cult Club is where Flixist’s writers expound the virtues of their favourite underground classics, spanning all nations and genres. It is a ...