Oscar Goff

Check out my interview with Sepideh Farsi from Put My Soul on Your Hand and Walk.

Pleased to see her film nominated here.

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EILEEN : THE HOLDOVERS :: MARS ATTACKS! : INDEPENDENCE DAY

Someone needs to book a Christmas double feature of THE HOLDOVERS and EILEEN.

YouTube video by Sly and the Family Stone - Topic My Gorilla Is My Butler (Instrumental)

“My Gorilla Is My Butler” is not the best song by Sly & the Family Stone, but it’s probably the one that would make the best sitcom.

I loved REFLECTION IN A DEAD DIAMOND, Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani’s bonkers, almost cubist take on ‘60s Italian spy films. Review is up in @bostonhassle.bsky.social— watch it on @shudder.com! bostonhassle.com/review-refle...

RIP Tower Records Boston designer Frank Gehry.

No, that’s not it…

I loved REFLECTION IN A DEAD DIAMOND, Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani’s bonkers, almost cubist take on ‘60s Italian spy films. Review is up in @bostonhassle.bsky.social— watch it on @shudder.com! bostonhassle.com/review-refle...

Personally I consider it much more “user-friendly” to leave movies in theaters long enough for people to go see them.

If you posted a Spotify Wrapped this week, you are karmically bound to buy an album for Bandcamp Friday.

When I wake up tomorrow morning you all better be finished with Tarantino/Dano discourse.

Stage 4: The Monkees are a GREAT band because they’re cute and funny and made some catchy pop records.

Stage 3: The Monkees are a good band because they were invented by the creators of EASY RIDER, the songs were written by greats like Nilsson and Carole King, and the instruments were played by the wrecking crew, plus HEAD fucking rules and Nesmith produced REPO MAN.

Stage 2: The Monkees are a bad band because they were invented for a TV show and didn’t write their own songs or play their own instruments.

Stage 1: The Monkees are a good band because they’re cute and funny and made some catchy pop records.

I’ve said this before, but there are four stages of enlightenment when it comes to the Monkees:

Plenty of shorts from Grrl Haus, RPM, Hertzfeldt and a 'Mosaic,' plus a long but great 'Yi Yi' - Cambridge Day “Yi Yi,” an easy pick for one of the best movies of the 21st century, returns with a 25th anniversary restoration; Grrl Haus Cinema, the RPM Fest and animator Don Hertzfeldt bring shorts; and a “Cambr...

New on @cambridgeday.com! @grrlhaus.bsky.social at @brattletheatre.bsky.social, YI YI, Christmas movies, Don Hertzfeldt, and more— catch ‘em all on the big screen!

I’m even more of a physical media hardliner for music than for movies, and watching the collective psychological shift toward Spotify from the outside has been deeply, deeply strange.

Plenty of shorts from Grrl Haus, RPM, Hertzfeldt and a 'Mosaic,' plus a long but great 'Yi Yi' - Cambridge Day “Yi Yi,” an easy pick for one of the best movies of the 21st century, returns with a 25th anniversary restoration; Grrl Haus Cinema, the RPM Fest and animator Don Hertzfeldt bring shorts; and a “Cambr...

New on @cambridgeday.com! @grrlhaus.bsky.social at @brattletheatre.bsky.social, YI YI, Christmas movies, Don Hertzfeldt, and more— catch ‘em all on the big screen!

Instagram post of Rachel Brosnahan and Ernie from Sesame Street. Brosnahan is wiping a tear from her eye, but it looks like she’s doing the “look at my engagement ring” pose

Saw this and momentarily thought Rachel Brosnahan had gotten engaged to Ernie.

Love this, and love learning that Jeff Bridges has his own Cliff Booth.

Ah, missed that! In that case I rescind.

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Holy shit: THE MOVIE ORGY, Joe Dante’s legendary 4.5-hour collage film/party mix, has received its first-ever official home video release! 🤯

If you grew up in Massachusetts you have 100% bought a meatball sub from this guy.

Finally got around to SORRY, BABY, and as much as the story here is Victor’s generational talent, I love how perfectly John Carroll Lynch nails a very particular type of New England Guy.

Doug I love this.