Director Abel Ferrara is nearly synonymous with New York City, despite currently living in Italy for over twenty years, which may be why Quentin Tarantino thought of Ferrara as “the new Scorsese” after he saw 1981’s MS. 45. He wasn’t the only one to make the comparison, in his review, critic Gene Siskel called 1984’s…
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It’s our 2nd week of #Aprilsweeps where we continue to celebrate the TV movies made by New World Television. This week we immerse ourselves in the exciting/dangerous/sexy?/cigarette 1986 made for TV vigilante-action film GLADIATOR. Not that Gladiator! Starring Ken Wahl, Nancy Allen, and Robert Culp and surprise (spoiler) appearance by Rick Dees! Join the Marc,…
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Omega Syndrome is a lot of things. It’s a kidnapping movie. It’s about a writer going up against an underground white supremacist group in Los Angeles. It’s also about cottage cheese diets, the danger of eating too much sugar, and the value of the yellow pages. What it’s not is a high-octane action movie. CREDITS…
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