Terry Gilliam's drug-fueled odyssey is an experience unlike any other.
Quickies: Zombie Shorts
Just in time for the release of Resident Evil: The Final Chapter.
UK Teleplay Retro: The War Game
Peter Watkins' chilling, seminal look at a hypothetical nuclear holocaust in the UK.
Heading East: A Touch of Zen (1971)
It's the beginning of a voyage into the best of Asian cinema.
BonusStruck on FilmStruck: The Great Beauty, Jacques Demy, and More
Digging deep into what the streaming service has to offer, bonus-wise.
Overlooked & Underseen: Never Let Me Go (2010)
It's a bleak, dystopian world where the young are harvested for organs. Is it 2017 or Mark Romanek's 2010 film?
Apocalypse Right Now: The Dead Zone
Sean remarks on the parallels between David Cronenberg's thriller and recent events.
Apocalypse Right Now: Death Race 2000
Rev your engines and load your weapons! It's time for the Death Race!
Trailer Watch: Colossal
The new film from Nacho Vigalondo looks like his best to date.
Quickies: Vin Diesel's Multi-Facial
Nick looks at a different side of Vin Diesel most probably have never seen.
Sequel Surprises: Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones
Mat implores you to revisit the wacky and the weird of Attack of the Clones.
Trailer Watch: Logan
The new trailer for the last solo Wolverine film is all kinds of awesome.
Apocalypse Right Now: Threads
Alex reflects on 1984's Threads, a devastating look at Nuclear Fallout.
Rockie’s Vulcan Staff Picks #5 with Guest Contributor Pat Healy
Rockie and Pat Healy give you some recommendations. Pay attention!
Apocalypse Right Now: Night of the Comet
Rob writes on this very 1980s sci-fi comedy that is worth a look.
Passing the Buck: UHF
Don't change the channel, don't touch that dial, we got it all on UHF!
Overlooked & Underseen: Deep End (1970)
Sarah Jane looks at Jerzy Skolimowski's highly sexualized 70s feature.
Apocalypse Right Now: Mad Max (1979)
On the first entry in the now legendary franchise, the making of an icon, and confronting evil.
Schlock Value: Policewomen
Sondra Currie takes the mob to task in 1974's Policewomen.