How to Be Successful at Work

I’m in the process of starting a new job, and throughout this intense transitional period, I found myself in need … More

The Midnights Discuss: The Cinematic Mishmash of Fever Week

Or, how Jim Jarmusch cured Justin’s fever through the power of love. (Hint: Teal is Betsy). So, Bubbles tells me that … More

This Week in Movie Trailers – It’s Fall, Deal With It

Darkness has fallen over the movie trailer universe as the chill settles in the air and we collectively gorge ourselves on pumpkin … More

In Defense of Torque

2004’s mega-action-moto-orgy is best known for being a commercial bust, but there’s more to this filmic pariah than shitty writing … More

It’s OK to Love Romantic Comedies

Are you having a crazy week? I am. Let’s take a Rom Com break. First, two key ideas I think we … More

This Week in Movie Trailers – Cymbeline, Stewart, and a Songwriter

Featuring unexpected first-time directors, a highly anticipated sequel, an energetic take on one of Shakespeare’s rarely produced plays, and Steve … More

Midnight Movie Fanclub: From First Blood to Bloody Dismemberment

…or How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love Rambo I honestly can’t remember the first time I met John … More

Remember Pump Up The Volume?

You thought it was awesome in 1990 – and you were right. In 1990, I was 8. Clearly, I wasn’t … More

This Week in Movie Trailers – Deserts, Darkness, and a Drummer

There were a LOT of trailers this week – so I’m saving some for next week. Ok, let’s go! — Young Ones … More

Midnight Movie Fanclub: No Retreat No Surrender

An often forgotten example of awesome 80’s Karate nonsense gets the walk through treatment. The year was 1986. U.S. audiences, … More

Boyhood

Richard Linklater’s Boyhood is an ambitious, imperfect, and true story of adolescence – a work of fiction that contains real … More

One to watch: Christian Bale

Have you noticed this guy? You may have seen him in Christopher Nolan’s Batman movies. He is turning in some … More