One of Disney's most controversial, forgotten about shorts is also one of their best.
Saturday Afternoon Kaiju: Godzilla vs. Megalon
One of the more fun Kaiju films out there, with plenty of action.
Losing My Religion: The Exorcist III
Unwrapping the Catholic guilt within William Peter Blatty's slow-burn horror film.
Screams From The Crypt: Firestarter
If you get on her bad side...you're toast.
Heading East: Branded to Kill (1967)
Perhaps Seijun Suzuki's most complete work deals with assassins, bowls of rice, and butterflies.
Rockie’s Vulcan Staff Picks #8 with Guest Contributor Emily Sears
From Singles to Side by Side, Emily assists Rockie with these new picks.
Overlooked & Underseen: Birdy (1984)
One of Nicolas Cage's earliest film roles sees him as an injured Vietnam vet.
Trailer Watch: Baby Driver
The first look at Edgar Wright's latest action-comedy.
Schlock Value: King of Kong Island (1968)
Dan takes a look at a Kong movie without the Kong.
Fresh Eyes: Godzilla (1954)
Harrison's first watch of the classic monster film turns out to be an unexpected experience.
Losing My Religion: Bringing Out The Dead
Martin Scorsese is no stranger to Catholic guilt, and it's prominently on display in this underrated film.
Beginner's Guide to Alfred Hitchcock: Notorious (1946)
Hitchcock's romantic thriller with Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman is one his most sophisticated films.
Quickies: Jordan Vogt-Roberts, Kong, and Problematic Sundance Breakouts
A look at the early works from the Kong: Skull Island director.
Quickies: David Lynch Shorts
Why the films of David Lynch that don't get talked about much are as intriguing as his feature work.
Overlooked & Underseen: King of the Hill (1993)
Steven Soderbergh's third film, much like its lead character, deserves some love and attention.
Cheap Thrill Double Bill: Girls in Gangs
The inaugural edition of this grindhouse column looks at similar films made a decade apart.
Saturday Afternoon Kaiju: Gamera vs Guiron AKA Attack of the Monsters (1969)
“Last night I dreamt of a pool of scotch.”