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Turned On, Tuned In: When Fetish Goes Mainstream

Turned On, Tuned In: When Fetish Goes Mainstream

What better way to spend your day off than to talk about sick sexual shit? Just because your life must resume its wanker routine tomorrow doesn’t mean that your sex life must. Work out your kinks by introducing a few. And where there’s sex, there’s movies.

By Bethany Perryman on September 7, 2009 | Comments

Why The Internet Is Killing the Cult Classic

Why The Internet Is Killing the Cult Classic

The gap is tightening – movies are either full-blown successes or major flops. In a content-driven culture, how are some films that fail at the box office supposed to fly under the radar to have a second-life on DVD?

By Brian C. Gibson on July 20, 2009 | Comments

Turned On, Tuned In: 5 Great Reasons to Love Gay Sex

Turned On, Tuned In: 5 Great Reasons to Love Gay Sex

In this week’s sex column, Bethany gives us five great cinematic reasons to love gay sex – just the way Leviticus never intended.

By Bethany Perryman on June 16, 2009 | Comments

Repo! The Genetic Opera: New Photos and a Road Tour

Repo! The Genetic Opera: New Photos and a Road Tour

Had our own Adam Sweeney not just given Repo! The Genetic Opera such a glowing review from Fantastic Fest this morning, I probably would have let this little piece of news slip by. Instead, we are talking about Repo! The Genetic Opera…

By Neil Miller on September 23, 2008 | Comments

Rabid Fans Upset over ‘Rocky Horror’ Remake

Rabid Fans Upset over ‘Rocky Horror’ Remake

There’s anger out there. Serious, deep seated anger has gripped a segment of the population. The Rocky Horror Picture Show fanatics are foaming at the mouth, furious at the prospect of the most feared word in the world of film lovers: Remake.

By Robin Ruinsky on August 8, 2008 | Comments

The Ten Greatest Cult Movies of All-Time

The Ten Greatest Cult Movies of All-Time

A movie that attracts a near-rabid fan following is a cult movie, that is if or until it “goes public” and finds itself on famous lists like the American Film Institute’s.

By Maggie Van Ostrand on January 9, 2008 | Comments