Tag: Michael Mann

• Vintage Cable Box: “The Keep, 1983”

  “You have released the foulness that dwells in all men’s minds! You have infected millions with your twisted fantasies! And from the millions of diseased mentalities that worship your twisted cross… what monstrosity has been released in this keep?” The Keep, 1983 (Scott Glenn), Paramount Pictures An Argento/Goblins-like musical collage (courtesy of realist post-punk 80s…

  lawlerd

  January 25, 2016

  Blog

  1983, action, Alberta Watson, Blade Runner, Blu Ray, cable television, DVD, final cut, Gabriel Byrne, horror, horror movies, Ian McKellen, Jürgen Prochnow, Laserdisc, Manhunter, Michael Mann, Scott Glenn, The Keep, Thief

• NEW PODCAST: “Not Much, Not Quickly”

  Sometimes I simply have no idea why we do what we do. I’m sure you feel the same the way, because tonight, once again…as usual, we’re going to talk about a controversial topic. We keep doing it, and it is akin to masturbation – it serves no purpose ultimately because people make up their minds…

  lawlerd

  December 4, 2015

  Podcast

  Al Gore, Andrew La Ganke, Barack Obama, cancer, carbonization, censorship, climate change, conservation, David Lawler, David Siegel, global warming, hysteria, James Hansen, Jurassic Park, logic, medieval warming period, Michael Crichton, Michael Mann, New York Times, Politics, Prey, processed food, pseudoscience, religion, religion as science, science, State of Fear, theory, wikipedia