Free Kittens Movie Guide

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ROOFMAN (4K): There's More Than Toys in the Attic Because life in the dark is wonderful.

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PULSE: Straight from the Video Shelf to Your Home Because life in the dark is wonderful.

Narratively and aesthetically, 10 Rillington Place is bleak enough as it is, but Attenborough makes the film a memorably horrifying experience you won’t be able to unsee.

10 RILLINGTON PLACE: No, Grandpa, No! Because life in the dark is wonderful.

There are two types of people…those who think Jaws is the greatest movie of all time and those who are wrong. With that in mind, Free Kittens humbly offers a few personal (and very subjective) reasons why the film remains totally Jawsome…even 50 years later.

JAWS at 50: 20 Degrees of JAWSome Because life in the dark is wonderful.

Black Bag is an excellent adult thriller and, so far, one of the best movies of the year.

Open This BLACK BAG Because life in the dark is wonderful.

At 102 minutes, Screamboat is way too long for a one-joke movie. It ain’t great, but as cheap & sleazy cash-grabs go, I can't honestly say it's disappointing. While Walt definitely wouldn't approve, at least director Steven LaMorte manages a bit more than simply keeping the camera in focus.

SCREAMBOAT: Exactly What You Think It Is Because life in the dark is wonderful.

As an admirer of John Sturges, I always enjoy discovering the films of his I haven’t seen yet. Mystery Street is an early one and he’s obviously more of a director-for-hire here, but he keeps things fast-paced and fun, aided by a smart screenplay, moody John Alton cinematography, and of course, an early turn by the guy I once knew simply as Khan.

Take A Drive Down MYSTERY STREET Because life in the dark is wonderful.

Body Odyssey is a surreal psychological/body horror film with an aesthetic similar to David Cronenberg's work. For awhile, it’s kind of interesting, but the film’s deliberate pace and increasing pretentiousness eventually grow a little tiresome

A Bizarre BODY ODYSSEY Because life in the dark is wonderful.

It did my heart good to see The Day the Earth Blew Up. Finally…a movie that remembers Looney Tunes are supposed to be…well, loony.

THE DAY THE EARTH BLEW UP: A Welcome Throwback Because life in the dark is wonderful.

The Alto Knights is no classic and ain’t destined to be mentioned among Hollywood’s greatest mob movies. In fact, it’ll probably be largely forgotten in a year or two. But keeping that in-mind, the movie still works as an engaging (if familiar) way to kill a few hours.

THE ALTO KNIGHTS: Mob Movie Comfort Food Because life in the dark is wonderful.

Soderbergh obviously didn’t set out to make a traditional horror movie. In fact, it’s just-as-much a somber drama of an increasingly dysfunctional family. As such, Presence isn’t without its aesthetic and narrative shortcomings, but overall, it’s a pretty interesting film.

PRESENCE and the Nosy Ghost Because life in the dark is wonderful.

Re-Animator still holds up really well. Like the best horror films of the ‘80s, it has since transcended its decade - narratively and aesthetically - to become a true classic. The movie’s power to shock audiences may have diminished, but it’s still a potent shot of nostalgic nastiness.

RE-ANIMATOR at 40: Nostalgic Nastiness Because life in the dark is wonderful.