This week, we do the mash! We do the gennnnnnre mash! Well, actually Fred Dekker is the one who orchestrates this 1986 genre mash entitled Night of the Creeps!
Part 80s teen comedy, part 50s sci-fi horror, part 30s noir (and all fantastic), Night of the Creeps is a film that shouldn’t work, but Dekker’s infectious nostalgia and dedication to charming, engaging characters allows for whole of Creeps to be greater than the sum of its severed parts! Plus, Tom Atkins (a man so cool that “plus, Tom Atkins” isn’t even considered a sentence fragment)!
Come let’s stroll… through another thrilling episode of Junkfood Cinema.
‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Suggests An Ode to George OrwellWe’re all thinking it: dystopian Wonder Woman.
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Antoinette Messam on Making a Statement in ‘Superfly’We chat with the costume designer behind Creed and Colossal about redefining the style of Blaxploitation’s most iconic character.
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The Best Theories About Steve Trevor in ‘Wonder Woman 84’He looks pretty good for 94 years old… and dead.
This week, DC officially revealed the title of the Wonder Woman sequel we’ve been waiting for, and it’s better than what the franchise’s fans could have ever hoped for. As the …Read More
Celebrating Great Movie DadsGood advice. Bad jokes.
Sunday, June 17 is Fathers’ Day. Movies are filled with fathers, but many of film’s most famous examples aren’t exactly good at the whole dad thing (see: Darth Vader). After all, plot is conflict and O…Read More
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