Reporting From The Floor of Comic-Con 2024
Justin Bowler & Paul Preston offer up sights, sounds, and thoughts from this year’s gathering of pop culture madness that is…San Diego Comic-Con.
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The Best 25 films of 1999
On their 25th anniversary, Paul Douglas Moomjean looks back at a big year for movies and which films stood out to him as the best.
Oscar Rant 2024
Paul Preston’s annual breakdown of EVERY category in the Oscar race is back!
The Top Ten Films of 2023
Movie Guy Paul Preston lists his Top Ten Films of 2023, and goes into great detail about #1…
The Top Ten Oscar Nomination Snubs of All Time
In the wake of the internet’s explosion after BARBIE was overlooked for two key Oscar nominations, Paul Douglas Moomjean looks at the biggest snubs of all time.
Barbie – Why the Controversy?
Ray Schillaci examines the conservative backlash against BARBIE: “It’s like someone declaring a book dangerous for our youth, but never bothering to read it.”
Reporting From The Floor of Comic-Con 2023
Movie Guy Justin Bowler reports with thoughts and photos from what, for five days, is the middle of the entertainment industry.
R.I.P. Treat Williams
Movie Guy Ray Schillaci remembers the career and memorable performances of actor Treat Williams, who died this week at 71 years old.
The Top Ten Films of 2022
Movie Guy Paul Preston ranks his Top Ten films of 2022. And an eleventh for good measure.
Oscar’s Trifecta of Excellence
Ray Schillaci reviews TRIANGLE OF SADNESS, ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT and WOMEN TALKING for TheMovieGuys.net
Oscar, Why Bother?
Our Movie Guy Ray Schillaci longs for the past when it comes to the Oscars. This year’s nominees aren’t doing it for him.
Crimes of Men – Did I Need to See That?
CRIMES OF THE FUTURE and MEN – can new horror co-exist with artistic self-indulgence? Our Movie Guy Ray Schillaci explores…
Worth Reviving – The City of the Dead
Movie Guy Ray Schillaci recounts the long road to decent versions of THE CITY OF THE DEAD on Blu-Ray and DVD while reviewing this little-known horror film.
R.I.P. James Caan
James Caan was the epitome of the New York tough guy.
Book Review – Hannibal for Dinner: Essays on America’s Favorite Cannibal on Television
A tasty treat that will engross the curious, the fan base and most likely entice those addicted to true crime stories
A Fail For Me: Bond, Duel & Nightmare
Some of the most anticipated films of this year left me wondering…why? Why did I waste my time with NO TIME TO DIE, THE LAST DUEL & NIGHTMARE ALLEY?
Let’s Talk Giallo and Indie Horror…Merry Christmas!
Movie Guy Ray Schillaci points out titles beyond Mario Bava and Dario Argento that you should look into next time you want to horror up.
Halloween Treats – Hammer Films
Ray Schillaci give some deep-cut horror movie recommendations from Hammer Films for Halloween, including BLOOD FROM THE MUMMY’S TOMB.
Theatre Review – Tarantino Live
This is the best time to be had with a theatre experience since THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW.
R.I.P. Richard Donner
Richard Donner has passed away leaving an amazing legacy of entertainment.
TV Review – 30 Coins
Ray Schillaci’s PIC of the week at TheMovieGuys.net for 7/2/21 – 30 Coins
Oscar Rant 2021
Paul Preston’s annual rant on the categories and his Top Ten films of the Year for 2020
Victor Kossakovsky – The TMG Interview
Victor Kossakovsky is the filmmaker behind the new documentary GUNDA. He’s also a lively interview! He busts through the print as he talks about making the film.
Rodney Ascher – The TMG Interview
Rodney Ascher’s new doc A GLITCH IN THE MATRIX is about the real possibilities of living in a simulation theory. He answers our real-world questions about it.
Book Review – Someone To Watch Over Me
Author Dan Bronson sets us on a dark path through the tarnish of tinsel town.
Bloodthirsty (and Honoring the Women in Horror)
Movie Guy Ray Schillaci previews the release of festival fave BLOODTHIRSTY and looks at the greatest female-centric horror and thriller films of all time.
Coming Soon – From the Warner Archive
Warner Archive Collection has announced “merriment, music and mystery” with several titles on both Blu and DVD. Our Movie Guy Ray explains.
Somewhere Over the Rainbow – The Death of the Multiplex?
Movie Guy Ray Schillaci looks at the future of movie entertainment, from growing streaming options to the extended shutdown of theaters.
The Boys are Back in Town?
Richard Donner revealed that he is once again taking the director reins at the age of 91 to deliver the last installment of the beloved franchise LETHAL WEAPON.
A Tale of Two Concepts – Tenet and Possessor
Both films play with our head, but one is eventually confusing and boring while the other is a difficult watch while no denying the impact upon the viewer.
COVID and the Changing World of Entertainment
Ray Schillaci covers what the entertainment industry has released, and what’s coming up, in these weird COVID times.
Need A Good Scare? What’s Streaming this Halloween
Our Movie Guy Ray Schillaci runs down what’s streaming in the world of horror this Halloween
Five Criminally Under-Seen Movies for the Quarantine – Part 2
Go deeper than the limited catalog of movies on a streaming service and see some great stuff you haven’t yet!
Saying Goodbye – Ben Cross, Diana Rigg & Chadwick Boseman
Too many great artists have left us this summer. Our Movie Guy Ray remembers three recent passings – Ben Cross, Diana Rigg & Chadwick Boseman.
Coming Soon – The Godfather, Part III: Revamped
Ray Schillaci looks at the recently announced director’s cut of THE GODFATHER, PART III, coming this December.
Coming Soon – Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket
Ray Schillaci looks at upcoming Criterion Collection releases. This week – Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket.
Coming Soon – The Elephant Man
Ray Schillaci looks at upcoming Criterion Collection releases. This week – The Elephant Man.
R.I.P. Alan Parker
There was no denying that everyone of his films bore his proud signature with stories that moved us, entertained, and many times demanded us to reflect.
Five Criminally Under-Seen Movies for the Quarantine
Good news, nearly every movie ever made is available if you’re willing to rent or buy it!
Ennio Morricone – The Maestro Has Left The Theater
Ennio Morricone, the man that defined an entire genre with his music, has passed away at the age of 91.