This is the first Cult Film Freak, with a concise summary style that was dropped when a new improved Cult Film Freak base was created with normal-length reviews and interviews...
The reason for this original Cultfilmfreak resurrection, now referred to as Original Cultfilmfreak as it differs and is a primal version of the new legitimate site, is to include stuff from banal comedies to television shows that no longer fit within the mothership, including book reviews, and especially to keep the older, often snarky and sarcastic, bluntly opinionated old school movie posts alive and kicking in their own unique style here, that began our journey into Cinematic Reviews: a milestone of the evolution of James M. Tate's Cult Film Freak.
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THE LOCUST EATERS (BRITISH TELEVISION)
One of those shows that doesn't work the way it's supposed to, but is still pretty good in a laidback, kind of neo noirish, hangout...
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David Ackroyd tells Dennis Weaver the same thing that John Kapoles would say to James Woods in THE BOOST... that they need a boost... which...
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title: EYE SEE YOU year: 2002 cast: Sylvester Stallone, Tom Berenger, Charles Dutton, Kris Kristofferson, Robert Prosky, Robert Patrick, R...
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Stuttering John Melendez went from being a once-great celebrity-crashing interviewer on The Howard Stern Show to a kind of dare-hire-announc...
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By the time we reach the end of TITAN, to see what the audience is waiting for... the death of the five passengers including infamous Stoc...
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The Stepford Wives meets Twin Peaks meets The L Word meets Desperate Housewives meets A Simple Plan (and some Gypsy, another Netflix series...
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Thomas was one of the best characters not only on Downton Abbey but maybe in the history of British TV series. He was an antagonist, from ...
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title: NIGHT TIDE year: 1961 cast: Dennis Hopper, Linda Lawson, Luana Anders, Gavin Muir director: Curtis Harrington rating: ***1/2 Man...
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When Mia Goth's Elizabeth visits muscular Jacob Elordi as The Creature, it's apparent that director Guillermo del Toro didn't re...
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It all began in what was basically a shot-for-shot remake of a 1950's Airline Disaster film named ZERO HOUR starring Dana Andrews as Ted...
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Here's yet another Netflix documentary with four parts that should have been two, as there's simply too much time spent on intervie...
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