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It's Almost New Year's Eve (2011), So Here's Your Annual Dust On The VCR Recap
Waterworld (1995) Shows Us Kevin Costner at Peak Confidence—For Better or Worse
The Real Tragedy of It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) is Harry Bailey’s Football Career
Dead Man (1995) is an Ensemble Acid Trip Into the Wild West
Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 (1987) is an Egregious Misuse of Recycled Footage
AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2004) is an Intriguing Point on the Blockbuster Evolutionary Timeline
Son in Law (1993) was Pauly Shore’s Attempt at Semi-Normal Movie Stardom
Dust On The VCR and KBSVHS Present: Tapesgiving at the Sidewalk Cinema!
Midnight Run (1988) Hearkens Back to a Time When We Lived in Subtle Chaos
The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) is a Useful Allegory for Cultural Appropriation
Hailed By Film Bros Across the World, American Psycho (2000) is Actually For the Girls
Once Again, In Lieu of This Week's Newsletter, I Ranked All of the V/H/S Segments
Tremors (1990) Was One of the Last Bastions of Classic Practical Effects
Did Election (1999) Foreshadow the Absurdity of the 2000 Presidential Election?
12 Angry Men (1997) Provides Compelling Evidence for Cinematic Remakes
Raising Arizona (1987) is Like Prescription Medication for My Film Allergies
Big Business (1988) is the Perfect Kind of Film to Grow Up With
Tombstone (1993) is Essentially an 80s Action Movie Disguised as a Western
S1m0ne (2002) Tried to Warn Us About Artificially Intelligent Actors
I Think You Should Watch These Films at the 2024 Sidewalk Film Festival
Runaway Train (1985) Might Be the Essential Eric Roberts Experience
I Try to Reckon With Forrest Gump (1994) and Its Legacy on My Home State
The Poor & Hungry (2000) is a Great Tutorial for Making a No-Budget Feature Film
The "Villain" Kid in Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993) Does the Right Thing
I Owe My Love of Apocalypse Now (1979) to My High School English Teacher
How Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) Partially Inspired My Dog’s Name
Would Fletch (1985) Have Worked if Chevy Chase Wasn't an Asshole? (Part 2)
Would Fletch (1985) Have Worked if Chevy Chase Wasn't an Asshole? (Part 1)
The Rescue (1988) is Patriotic Wish Fulfillment for Latchkey Kids
The Screenplay for The Dead Zone (1983) is a Structural Marvel Worth Studying
I Have Some Questions About the Betting System in The Running Man (1987)
Cabin Boy (1994) Serves As a Reminder That Chris Elliott Could’ve Been a Star
Is Wise Blood (1979) the Last Pure Adaptation of Flannery O’Connor We’ll Ever See?
Heavyweights (1995) Helped Ben Stiller Avoid Decades of Comedic Typecasting
American Buffalo (1996) Helped Me Find My Voice As a Young Playwright
How The People That Time Forgot (1977) Became the Movie That Time Forgot
Celtic Pride (1996) Made Me Feel Better That My Basketball Teams Stink
Road House (1989) Squares Off Against Road House (2024) and Wins Handily
I Ruined a High School Hang by Making My Friends Watch Ghost World (2001)
Empire Records (1995) Might’ve Been the Peak of Cinema’s Soundtrack Era
The Movie I Wrote and Co-Produced Will Be Streaming For a Week!
Field of Dreams (1989) is an Imperfect Allegory for the Creative Process
Gamera, the Giant Monster (1965) Proves That Imposters Can Become Influencers
Muriel’s Wedding (1994) is More Than a Time Capsule of My Youth Abroad
I Fixed the 46th Academy Awards By Giving The Exorcist (1973) Best Picture
I Asked ChatGPT to Write About A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001) and Wasn't Impressed
Dante’s Peak (1997) Was a Major Piece of the Disaster Movie…Well, Peak
Black Girl (1966) Makes a Great Case for Normalizing the Medium Runtime
Experience the Absurdity of Erotic Thrillers With Sliver (1993) This Valentine’s Day
The Biggest Logical Leap in Groundhog Day (1993) Isn’t the Involuntary Time Travel
Make a Deal With God: How The Chocolate War (1988) Brought Me to Kate Bush
Nicolas Cage is the True Anchor of the Legendary Snake Eyes (1998) Long Take
Round Three of Dust On The VCR Live at the Sidewalk Cinema!
Mystic Pizza (1988) Shows Us That Pizza is the Perfect Culinary Metaphor
Help Me "Run" in the Bad Movie Marathon and Support the Sidewalk Cinema!
My Parents Saw Pulp Fiction (1994) in a Theater and the Paramedics Showed Up