A new series tackling Catholic guilt begins. Happy Lent!
Rockie’s Vulcan Staff Picks #7 with Guest Contributor Matt Lynch
Rockie gets some help from a member of the Scarecrow Video crew.
Trailer Watch: Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 2 (#3)
A brand new look at the mega blockbuster of the coming summer season.
Screams from the Crypt: Psychomania
A look at the recent Blu-ray release of an undead, frog-worshipping, folk song-singing, biker movie!
Heading East: Love Exposure (2008)
Sion Sono's violent four hour coming-of-age opus is beyond comprehension.
The Criterion Component: The TFS Staff's Essential Discs
Our staff selects their favorite releases from Criterion that every collector should have in their library.
Overlooked & Underseen: Ghost Story (1981)
A stylish tale of the supernatural from director John Irvin.
Deja Viscera: Oscar Worthy Horror
Horror movies deserve some respect, you know.
Schlock Value: The Beast of Yucca Flats (1961)
Dan looks at the "classic" Beast of Yucca Flats!
Fresh Eyes: Drive (2011)
Harrison views Nicolas Winding Refn's neo-noir masterpiece, a modern classic for sure.
Defend This $#!%: The English Patient (1996)
Anthony Minghella's WWII epic is a great movie and one that was deserving of Oscar glory.
Defend This $#!%: Grace Kelly in The Country Girl (1954)
One of the more surprising Best Actress wins is still just as controversial over 60 years later.
Beginner’s Guide to Alfred Hitchcock: The 39 Steps (1935)
The Beginner's Guide continues with a classic "wrong man" Hitchcock thriller.
Defend This $#!%: Crash (2004)
Marcus advocates for one of the most controversial Best Picture winners in recent memory.
Defend This $#!%: American Beauty (1999)
The last Best Picture winner of the pre-millennium era is a dark look at suburbia.
Overlooked & Underseen: Murmur of the Heart (1971)
The other side of the annual Motherboy Dinner Dance.
Saturday Afternoon Kaiju: Daimajin (1966)
A giant stone warrior who protects a village in feudal Japan is this week's monster.
Trailer Watch: Song to Song
Terrence Malick's Austin, Texas music drama is finally revealed.
Sequel Surprises: Jurassic Park III
The third installment in the franchise is one lean creature feature.
Fresh Eyes: The Big Trail
Harrison takes a look at John Wayne's first lead role!