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Debt to Cinema 114: A Cure For Wellness
Time has an interesting way of guiding us, even when we are not paying attention. Nearly nine years removed exactly from the release of Gore Verbinski’s last theatrical outing, I found myself implored to finally visit his unsung, discarded, psychological thriller because I was enthralled by his latest work. To say A Cure For Wellness was discredited would be an understatement, but the real…
Debt to Cinema 113: Drumline
Debt to Cinema 113: Drumline
Over a year later, and another surprise episode – this one on something I will always take the time to revere. To say I grew up on this Southern college classic is a bit of an understatement, but for viewers like Steve, its never the wrong time to jump in on the film that made Nick Cannon’s career #IdBuyThatForADollar
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Debt to Cinema 112: My Bloody Valentine 3D
Debt to Cinema 112: My Bloody Valentine 3D
If you like trashy early 2000s remake horror, have we got an episode for you (especially since we reviewed the original years ago.) While that film is labelled 1981, this is vehemently not classified as 2009, because if you’re not watching it in three dimensions you are basically not watching it all. Perfect for heathens, fans of the CW, or both – but mostly people who can’t stop exploring the…
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Debt to Cinema 111: The Seventh Seal
Debt to Cinema 111: The Seventh Seal
https://archive.org/download/dr_TheSeventhSeal/111%20The%20Seventh%20Seal%20%28or%20Reflections%20on%20Maintainting%20a%20Podcast%20and%20the%20Current%20State%20of%20Entertainment%29.mp3 With social dynamics shifting, movies moving further out of the cinema, and having conversations over the internet being more en vogue than ever, we felt a debt at the end of 2020 to say something again. The…
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Debt to Cinema 110: eXistenZ Once things start, it's hard to know when, if ever, they'll truly come to a stop. Some stories are circles, never going anywhere, save the place from which they originated.
Debt to Cinema 109: Eraserhead One hundred and nine is a big number, some might call it scary, or at the very least, daunting, and yet it only tells one story about Dollar Reviews.
Debt to Cinema 109: Eraserhead One hundred and nine is a big number, some might call it scary, or at the very least, daunting, and yet it only tells one story about Dollar Reviews.
Debt to Cinema 108: The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996) Some films are claimed to be so bad that they are scary, so with Halloween still in the air, and Ron Perlman in the cast, we decided to see what all the fuss is about.
Debt to Cinema 107: Nosferatu Some things once seen can never be unseen and Count Orlok is perhaps the first filmic example of that maxim.
Debt to Cinema 106: The City of Lost Children Its not everyday that we watch a film that is strikingly different than cinema on the whole, but this beautiful, dark, twisted, French fantasy really is something to behold.
Debt to Cinema 105: Cronos Time is a curious thing, the more we have of it, the less we care; however, every October I fully embrace death and view those scary little films I tell myself I never have time for.
Debt to Cinema 104: Toy Soldiers I might have vetoed Steve's decision to pick this one a year ago, but after the way I talked up Scent of a Woman as one of the best prep school films of the 90s, he made me want to eat those words.
Debt to Cinema 104: Toy Soldiers I might have vetoed Steve's decision to pick this one a year ago, but after the way I talked up Scent of a Woman as one of the best prep school films of the 90s, he made me want to eat those words.
Debt to Cinema 104: Toy Soldiers I might have vetoed Steve's decision to pick this one a year ago, but after the way I talked up Scent of a Woman as one of the best prep school films of the 90s, he made me want to eat those words.
Debt to Cinema 103: Scent of a Woman It's ironically fitting that I would find myself sick at the time of publishing this episode as it stands as one of my go to feel good movies.
Debt to Cinema 102: A Few Good Men Its been a long time coming, that's a truth I can handle, but good, goddamn was this an overdue view on my part.
Debt to Cinema 101: The Jerk How sweet it is to bring Steve the gift that keeps on giving: trashy comedy gems from my list of favorites.