Follow my blog with Bloglovin Released 1977 Directed by Jindřich Polák Starring Petr Kostka Comical Science Fiction genre Synopsis found here Myskool I like time-travel. ANY movie gets better with time travel, that is Myskool's first law of cinema. No one's going to argue that Pearl Harbour would not have been a better film if somewhere in the third act, the Americans and Japanese...

Released 1991 Directed by Gary Trousdale & Kirk Wise Starring Paige O'Hara Animation, Family, Fantasy Genres Synopsis found here Meshell My childhood weekends were more often than not the crackle of a well-loved VHS Disney. I seemingly endlessly cycled between The Little Mermaid, Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast, cup of red cordial in one hand, nibbled apple slices in the other. Watching...

Released 1985 Directed by John Hughes Starring Molly Ringwald & Emillio Estevez Comedy/Drama Genre Synopsis found here. Myskool Johnny and the Archetypes This movie came out before I was born, when conservatives ruled America, after Fast Times at Ridgemont High and John Hughes' other great high-school dramedy (do people still say that?), Sixteen Candles. All considered though, it...

Released 1977 Directed by David Lynch Starring John Nance Fantasy/Horror Genre Synopsis found here Meshell Where does one start with Lynch? Eraserhead is nothing short of sinister. Set in a Chernobyl-esque, gritty industrial scene, Henry (John Nance) is to me an ominous parallel of Charlie Chapman. His distinctively high, fluffy hair (full of secrets?) and pen protector are...

Released 1968 Directed by Roman Polanski Starring Mia Farrow Horror/Drama Genre Synopsis found here. Myskool Myskool's time at university can be divided into three disparate and distinct timeframes: Timeframe 1: Wherein he smoked cigars immediately after watching free movies. Timeframe 2: Wherein he realised he didn't have to actually attend classes to pass. Timeframe 3: Wherein he...