Mike Marcelin Archive

This week’s #tbt #ForgottenMovies goes to the 2000 “thriller” film “Gossip” starring the then unknown/up-and-coming cast of…James Marsden, Lena Headey, Norman Reedus, Kate Hudson, Joshua Jackson, and bigger names Edward James Olmos and Eric Bogosian. Marsden, Headey, and Reedus are college students as well as roommates. They all take a

Chinese movies have always done well when they make their way over to the West, with a number of Chinese actors being quite famous in Hollywood as well. Names such as Jet Li, Chow Yun-Fat, Jackie Chan, and of course, Bruce Lee, are synonymous with the rise

Todays #tbt #ForgottenMovies goes to the 1988 sci-fi/horror film “Pulse”, starring Joey Lawrence, Cliff DeYoung, and Roxanne Hart. Young Joey Lawrence plays a kid who goes to visit with his father and his new stepmom. He’s already apprehensive, as he clearly prefers his mother, but he tries

Today’s #tbt #ForgottenMovies goes to this humdinger…the 90s psychosexual thriller “Whispers In The Dark”, starring Annabella Sciorra, Deborah Kara Unger, Alan Alda, Jamey Sheridan, John Leguizamo, and Anthony LaPaglia (a 90s cast if you’ve ever heard of one!) Sciorra plays psychiatrist Ann Hecker, who becomes intrigued by the revelations

Today’s #tbt #ForgottenMovies goes to the 1991 scifi/horror/black comedy “Meet The Applegates”, starring Ed Begley, Jr. and Stockard Channing. The film starts off in a forest with a family being attacked by a family of huge shapeshifting mutant bug creatures called, “Brazilian Cocorada”. It then moves to

Today’s #tbt #ForgottenMovies goes to the hilarious Blake Edwards’ 1989 John Ritter absurdist sex comedy, “Skin Deep”. Ritter plays Zach Hutton, a successful author who has a weakness for alcohol and beautiful women. Zach’s mistress walks in on him in the process of cheating on her with

Bohemian Rhapsody has made its impression on the fall movie season. It took the number one spot at the box office and has fended off some fairly major titles en route to massive earnings so far. From a critical perspective though, the reviews are more mixed – and in

Comic books have become the go-to theme for Hollywood. Just about everyone is an instant blockbuster success. And why wouldn’t they be? Our beloved comics are already loaded with everything that is needed to make an awesome movie: tons of action, dramatic storylines, twists and turns, and