Massive Head Wound Harry And The Brilliance Of Early ‘90s SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE
Whether the Dana Carvey/ Mike Myers/ Chris Farley era of SNL set a cultural language in place for generations to come.
Todd Gilchrist
Join Date: Feb 24, 2012 • Last Entry Date: Jun 04, 2020 • Articles: 114
A film critic and entertainment journalist with more than ten years of experience working in Los Angeles, Todd Gilchrist is a member of the Los Angeles Film Critics Association. He has contributed to a wide variety of print and online outlets, including The Hollywood Reporter, The Wall Street Journal’s Speakeasy blog, Boxoffice Magazine, IFC, Movies.com, Variety, The Playlist, Cinematical, MTV Movies blog, and Celebuzz.com, where he served as Senior Film Editor. Todd currently lives in Los Angeles with his two cats Nemo and Otis.
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A Cruise For All Ages: TOP GUN, DAYS OF THUNDER, And WAR OF THE WORLDS
Three new 4K releases showcase our most indefatigable movie star at important if imperceptible moments of career transition.
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Tim & Eric’s BEEF HOUSE Tackles Multi-Cam Shows For Multi-Level Comedy
Heidecker and Wareheim shift from cable-access to network sitcoms for their latest, brilliantly batty series.
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HOUSE PARTY And The Art Of The Dance-Off
Upon its 30th anniversary, the dance-off in Reginald and Warrington Hudlin’s teen comedy offers a rosetta stone for the rest of the film’s enduring charms.
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TEX AVERY SCREWBALL CLASSICS: Cartoon Pain, Live-Action Laughs
A collection of the iconic animator’s short films celebrates his endless, madcap imagination.
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THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER At 30: New Sizzle For Cold (War) Stakes
John McTiernan’s follow-up to PREDATOR and DIE HARD closed the book on Cold War potboilers with an empathetic look at U.S.’s onetime biggest enemies.
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SHUTTER ISLAND At 10: Scorsese Goes Slumming
The premier filmmaker’s genre exercise exposes both his expertise in classic filmmaking technique and what make his own work so enduring, and wonderfully timeless.
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An Interview With MIDWAY Director Roland Emmerich, Upbeat Destroyer Of Worlds
The director of INDEPENDENCE DAY and THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW insists he’s still optimistic about mankind’s potential after so many movies about doomsday scenarios.
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Morris Day Reveals The Key To Being Cool: “Keep Your Hand In Your Pocket”
The Time front man and frequent Prince collaborator looks back on PURPLE RAIN and his own legacy in the new memoir, ON TIME.
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Spike Lee In The ‘90s: Still Gotta Have It, Might Not Always Like It
A look at several of Spike Lee’s films from the ‘90s, newly released on Blu-ray, offers a way to reassess the iconic auteur’s style as a filmmaker and storyteller.
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Richard Stanley And COLOR OUT OF SPACE’s Stench Of Authentic Madness
The man returns. In a very big way.
