‘99 Tiny Terrors’ is finally available to purchase
I have a piece of horror flash fiction in this new anthology.
the curmudgeonly movie lover’s unpleasant Advent calendar: December 5
Mmmmm, venison (click or tap for a taste)…
the curmudgeonly movie lover’s unpleasant Advent calendar: December 4
Wreck the halls (then click or tap).
Boiling Point movie review: out of the frying pan…
An electrifying work of high-wire cinematic theater, a one-take, one-location wonder. Documentary-esque but even more immediate, simultaneously intimate and explosive. Stephen Graham is glorious.
the curmudgeonly movie lover’s unpleasant Advent calendar: December 3
All humbug, all the time, for just a click or tap.
the curmudgeonly movie lover’s unpleasant Advent calendar: December 2
All the tinsel too bright and cheery? Click or tap for some holiday anti-cheer!
curated: why movie dialogue can be so difficult to hear nowadays
No, you’re not losing your hearing.
the curmudgeonly movie lover’s unpleasant Advent calendar: December 1
Click or tap for a taste of the cynicism of the season! The perfect antidote to all the fa-la-la-la-la!
loaded question: what’s your favorite bit of shocking movie dialogue?
My choice is the first thing that popped into my head when I saw the question. If you’ve seen the 2005 ITV miniseries Secret Smile, you probably know what line of dialogue I’m talking about.
Shepherd movie review: gothic shaggy dog
Elegantly gloomy but ultimately unsatisfying gothic rural horror that is all too-static mood. Tom Hughes makes a valiant go of a descent into madness, but the character is little more than his misery.
