"All this compulsion to understand everything fills me with horror."
Luis Bunuel, My Last Sigh
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A movie journal. We like all kinds, but there's a special focus here on old movies (and the 1970s are not old). And some television stuff thrown in just to mix it up. And we're leaving the door open to talk about comics too, though we've never actually done it. We also like the Pistons, the Tigers, the Red Wings, and the Wolverines. We're from Detroit. You've been warned.
Contributors
Derelict's Rolling Top Ten (updated 8/21/07)
- Viridiana (Luis Bunuel, 1961)
- Ordet (Carl Dreyer, 1955)
- Umbrellas of Cherbourg (Jacques Demy, 1964)
- Eyes Without a Face (Georges Franju, 1960)
- Simon of the Desert (Luis Bunuel, 1965)
- Black Peter (Milos Forman, 1964)
- Quai des brumes (Marcel Carne, 1938)
- Shoot the Piano Player (Francois Truffaut, 1960)
- The Narrow Margin (Richard Fleischer, 1952)
- D.O.A. (Rudolph Mate, 1950)
Film Links + More
- 2Blowhards
- Rightwing film geek
- Mark Steyn
- The Bleat
- Sean Collins
- The Forager
- Udolpho
- zigzigger
- This Distracted Globe
- Comics Ate My Brain
- Dark, But Shining
- RightWingTrash
- Decent Films
- Turner Classic Movies
- The Movie Morlocks
- Greenbriar Picture Shows
- girish
- Self-Styled Siren
- Eve Tushnet
- Kathy Shaidle
- James Bowman
- The American Scene
- Michael Gerardi
- Peter Chattaway
- Jeffrey Overstreet
- Barb Nicolosi
- The Onion AV Club
- Jan the Maven
- Deep Focus
- GreenCine Daily
- Libertas
- Bad For The Glass
- Dennis Cozzalio
- Squish's Film Vituperatem
- Adam Villani
- Andy Horbal
- Ryan Wu
- Jim Emerson's Scanners: blog
- Hollywood Elsewhere
- Chicago Reader Blog
- Adam Walter
- From Beyond the Grave
- Realm Beyond Words
- Burbanked
- Cinematical
- Edward Copeland on Film
- The Face Knife
- Film of the Year
- The House Next Door
- Lost in Negative Space
- The Ongoing Cinematic Education of Steve
- Observations on film art and Film Art
- The Absorbascon
- tremendous trifles
- Bright Lights Film Journal
- Bright Lights After Dark
- Senses of Cinema
- Cineaste
- Terry Teachout
Blog Archive
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- Quote of the Week
- It's hard not to cry...
- Quote of the Week
- Old Movie Dialogue – The Maltese Falcon (John Hust...
- The Departed (Martin Scorsese, 2006, B-)
- Old Movie Dialogue – The Maltese Falcon (John Hust...
- Recent Obsession
- Quote of the Week
- How the movies helped me love baseball
- Goke, Body Snatcher from Hell (Hajime Sato, 1968, B)
- Quote of the Week
- Don't tread on the the "D"
- Quote of the Week
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"Film is a disease. When it infects your bloodstream, it takes over as the number one hormone; it bosses the enzymes; directs the pineal gland; plays Iago to your psyche. As with heroin, the antidote to film is more film."
Frank Capra
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