Cap'n Howdy's Blogorium

I want to talk a little bit about the theatrical experience and the way it impacts how you watch a movie. In the age of dvds, it's certa...

Going to Pieces: The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film is a pretty good documentary, if a little light on content. Truthfully, it's a p...

This is going to sound like a total cop-out, and in some ways it is, but the blogorium is going to be a little quiet for the next week while...

Folks, I present you with a potentially "lose/lose" situation. I ask that you pick your poison: In this corner, the wave of terri...

The Greensboro Summer Fest Massacre Part 2 will most definitely not take place in the Apartment of Solitude. The Cap'n has been given h...

At this point, I wish I could be surprised or even angered to hear someone finds James Whale's Bride of Frankenstein lacking enough tha...

I believe that there's a new movie for the Cap'n to watch So You Won't Have To , although it isn't the one you just thought ...

I'm glad that someone finally made a proper documentary about Harlan Ellison; it's a wonder that someone so well acclaimed, so frequ...

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I really cannot decide if I want to watch Wise Blood or Gran Torino tonight. On the one hand, we have John Huston directing Brad Dourif, H...

Some days, you find just the right something to make a week full of crap sandwiches worthwhile. It's usually something you never expecte...

I can't promise that Student Bodies is going to make the already packed Summer Fest list (new additions shortly); it's not a great m...

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Watching La Haine (Hate) this week was a rather fascinating experience. On the one hand, I find the film itself compelling and at all times...