John Henderson
@jhenderson.bsky.social
Screenwriter. Taco aficionado. Repped by Time Train.
Here's the scene. Keach's transformation occurs at 1:06. Stick around to the very end when writer/director Blatty changes gears back to the absurd.
Don't piss off Col. Kane
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There's a scene in THE NINTH CONFIGURATION where Stacy Keach goes from 0 to Psycho in 0.5 seconds. It's terrifying and amazing. Keach's eye even appears to burst a blood vessel.
There's a scene in THE NINTH CONFIGURATION where Stacy Keach goes from 0 to Psycho in 0.5 seconds. It's terrifying and amazing. Keach's eye even appears to burst a blood vessel.
Thoughts on BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL and EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC, new at the Substack. peteravellino.substack.com/p/from-the-n...
From The Neck Down
Thoughts on BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL and EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC
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Saw JERRY MAGUIRE on a date and after we snuck into FOOLS RUSH IN.
What’s a double bill you’ve done on your own by going to the flicks twice in a day Bradford m, 1998
OR... you could just watch THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER.
You've Got Mail is reportedly getting the remake treatment by Warner Bros. with Jason Orley attached as director! 💌 Source: Deadline | Learn More: bit.ly/4Amq1Ou
Billion dollar box offices ruined movies.
Box office reportedly played a role in Skydance’s decision to remove James Gunn and Peter Safran from DC Studios. • ‘SUPERGIRL’ was a major box office failure • ‘SUPERMAN’ made $618M, but Skydance felt it lacked “pop culture impact” #DCStudios #Superman
Not sure if anyone ever understood the assignment more than Mike Patton singing the "Danger: Diabolik" theme in concert youtu.be/zaUrzMeS4xg?...
Mike Patton's Mondo Cane-08- Deep Deep Down
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I soldiered my way through most of that first season but "Skin of Evil" was where I gave up. It wasn't until the fourth or fifth season when I got to college that a roommate informed me of the "Riker Beard" development that I went back and caught up.
recommending the next generation to people is fun because you have to be like listen the pilot episode is very strange. then the next episode is absolutely terrible, probably the worst in the show's history. but then things start to look up, right? no. the next episode is racist
Dustin Hoffman in the Criterion closet talks about Warren Beatty *and* Elaine May but doesn't once mention ISHTAR? 🤨
Lots of ways to commemorate the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald: - listen to that Gordon Lightfoot song - toss a wreath into Lake Superior - make a donation to a maritime museum - get shitfaced on a case of "brewed in memory of " Edmund Fitzgerald beer
In ‘Wild Horse Nine,’ Martin McDonagh wows with “how deftly he orchestrates the wild tonal shifts, the way he can go from raucous laughter to pin-drop silence in a blink,” @jasondashbailey.com writes: buff.ly/JTyCEgU
Review: Wild Horse Nine — Crooked Marquee
Martin McDonagh’s latest returns to some familiar themes and narrative threads, but with skill and pathos, bolstered by several tip-top performances.
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Not that it matters AT ALL but I'm going with Theo James as my 007 pick. He's got charisma, the right amount of weariness, and I can buy him doing Johnny Handgun Spy Stuff. He's got a great resume but isn't a marquee name which always helps a new Bond. This, of course, means he won't get it.
Just got out of this. Difficult to say if it's his best because I've loved all of Martin McDonagh's movies but this one is really great.
Each viewing this gets better and better. The transfer on the Criterion bluray is gorgeous. #noirvember
I have mixed feelings on the PITT/Crichton lawsuit. Yes, clearly, John Wells and Noah Wylie took the idea they had for the E/R reboot and turned around and sold it as an original. But it was their idea, and they pitched it to the Crichton estate, who passed. Right? That's what they're claiming.
I'm three miles from where the farmhouse was built for SIGNS, about thirty mins from the ROCKY steps, and approximately an hour from the camp in the original FRIDAY THE 13TH.
"What's the most famous film/TV location near you?" The moment in "The Italian Job", where Michael Caine utters the line famous to generations of English school boys. It's five minutes walk from my front door, in Crystal Palace Park. In fact, I'm about to walk past it now to go pick some milk up!