52 Years in 52 Weeks - 1982
Maybe the easiest Argento movie to get into. It is a throwback Giallo with gruesome kills and a simple story. It works. The movie is so good and entertaining. Love the John Saxon addition. A couple of movies in a row where he shows up. No complaints, keep em coming. I am surprised this movie does not get as much attention as some other Argento movies. It is such a good movie.
This is the single greatest series ever. Your life will be better having watched this.
Junesploitation 2023 5/30
14 – Free Space!
When I made this list I didn't know if these movies would fit the exploitation theme. Probably doesn't, but it's too late now. Something's being exploited, that's for sure, just not how I expected.
At this point, I am just trying to complete the series. I really don't like these movies. It's a struggle to get through them. It's not funny. It's not scary. It's boring and cheaply made. Just not my thing.
My favorite Gunn-directed film. And probably my favorite comedy in the last 5 or so years. Gunn has crafted a perfect blend of comic book thrills and B-movie shlock. Robbie, Elba, and shockingly, Cena are firing on all cylinders. And really, Kinnaman, Davis, and Dastmalchian are perfect. Melchoir is wonderful, cute, quietly funny, and is core to the heart of this movie. To be honest, there is a lot of heart, a lot of love. It's not…
It might be the greatest Spider-Man movie...
It might be the greatest Marvel movie...
It might be the greatest comic book movie...
It might be the greatest animated movie...
It might be the greatest 2018 movie...
It might be...
But, I know for sure this is one hell of a fun movie!!!
