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The Complete @JonnyABomb on @DailyGrindhouse.

Posted: April 4, 2013 in Movies (A), Movies (B), Movies (C), Movies (D), Movies (E), Movies (F), Movies (G), Movies (H), Movies (I), Movies (J), Movies (K), Movies (L), Movies (M), Movies (N), Movies (Number Titles), Movies (O), Movies (P), Movies (Q), Movies (R), Movies (S), Movies (T), Movies (U), Movies (V), Movies (W), Movies (X), Movies (Y), Movies (Z)

Daily Grindhouse would be pretty much my favorite website even if I weren’t writing for them, but since I am, here’s a collection of all my work so far. It’s some of my very best stuff. Enjoy!

The Invisible Man (1933)

Make Daily Grindhouse your daily destination for genre movie news, reviews, and interviews — there’s a ton of truly great content over there, beyond just the parts with my name on ‘em.

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All Of My Movie Writing So Far, Collected In One Place.

Posted: September 19, 2012 in Movies (A), Movies (B), Movies (C), Movies (D), Movies (E), Movies (F), Movies (G), Movies (H), Movies (I), Movies (J), Movies (K), Movies (L), Movies (M), Movies (N), Movies (Number Titles), Movies (O), Movies (P), Movies (Q), Movies (R), Movies (S), Movies (T), Movies (U), Movies (V), Movies (W), Movies (X), Movies (Y), Movies (Z)

This collection has been much-requested and a long time coming. To get at the reviews, just click on the movie poster of your choice. And be sure to bookmark this page, because it’s bound to get updated frequently!

THE TOWN THAT DREADED SUNDOWN (1976)

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My Top 50 Movies Of All Time (At This Exact Moment In Time.)

Posted: September 10, 2012 in Badass Old Guys, Bill Murray, Claudia Cardinale, Clint, Coen Bros., Danny Trejo, Ennio Morricone, Ernest Borgnine, Ernie Hudson, George Romero, Henry Silva, Jeff Bridges, John Carpenter, John Landis, Lee Marvin, Lee Van Cleef, Lists, Lon Chaney, Luis Guzman, Michael Mann, Movies (A), Movies (B), Movies (C), Movies (D), Movies (E), Movies (F), Movies (G), Movies (H), Movies (I), Movies (J), Movies (K), Movies (L), Movies (M), Movies (N), Movies (Number Titles), Movies (O), Movies (P), Movies (Q), Movies (R), Movies (S), Movies (T), Movies (U), Movies (V), Movies (W), Movies (X), Movies (Y), Movies (Z), Nick Nolte, Pam Grier, Raquel Welch, Robert Forster, Sergio Leone, Tod Browning, Walter Hill, Werewolves, Westerns, Winter, World Cinema, Zombies

And we’re back! Ready for round two. Inspired again by my friend-in-movies at Rupert Pupkin Speaks, I’m re-presenting and reshuffling my top fifty movies of all time. “Reshuffling” sounds a little more extreme than what I’ve done here — most of the titles remain the same, and the order isn’t much different. But there’s a fair amount of new blood, and I’ve updated the links to any movies I’ve written about at length (those are bolded in red.)

This list is absolutely subject to change, so keep watching this space, but while you’re at it, don’t forget to keep watching the skies.

1. THE GOOD, THE BAD, & THE UGLY (1966).

2. GHOSTBUSTERS (1984).

3. DAWN OF THE DEAD (1978).

4. ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST (1968).

5. UNFORGIVEN (1992).

6. KING KONG (1933).

7. PREDATOR (1987).

8. MANHUNTER (1986).

9. BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA (1986).

10. MOTHER, JUGS & SPEED (1976).

11. John Carpenter’s THE THING (1982).

12. HEAT (1995).

13. FREAKS (1932).

14. JAWS (1975).

15. Berry Gordy’s THE LAST DRAGON (1985).

16. THE WILD BUNCH (1969).

17. SHAFT (1971).

18. BEVERLY HILLS COP (1984).

19. THE BIG GUNDOWN (1966).

20. SEA OF LOVE (1989).

21. RAISING ARIZONA (1987).

22. EVIL DEAD 2 (1987).

23. OUT OF SIGHT (1998).

24. THE INSIDER (1999).

25. ALLIGATOR (1980).

26. COLLATERAL (2004).

27. THE GREAT SILENCE (1968).

28. AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON (1981).

29. MY DARLING CLEMENTINE (1946).

30. CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON (1954).

31. PRIME CUT (1972).

32. WATERMELON MAN (1970).

33. GROSSE POINTE BLANK (1997).

34. 25th HOUR (2002).

35. COFFY (1973).

36. QUICK CHANGE (1990).

37. MAGNOLIA (1999).

38. HANNIE CAULDER (1971).

39. ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK (1981).

40. 48 HRS. (1982).

41. GOODFELLAS (1990).

42. SHOGUN ASSASSIN (1980).

43. PURPLE RAIN (1984).

44. THE UNHOLY THREE (1925).

45. TRUE GRIT (2010).

46. THE PROFESSIONALS (1966).

47. VIOLENT CITY aka THE FAMILY (1973).

48. THE HIT (1984).

49. EMPEROR OF THE NORTH POLE (1973).

50. ATTACK THE BLOCK (2011).

50 1/2. The five-minute skeleton swordfight in JASON & THE ARGONAUTS (1963).

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And that’s that…. for now.

For a little bit more all the time, find me on Twitter: @jonnyabomb

My Top 50 Movies Of All Time (At This Exact Point In Time.)

Posted: March 21, 2012 in Aliens, Alligators, Answer Tracks, Apes, Awesomeness, Badass Old Guys, Bill Murray, Claudia Cardinale, Clint, John Belushi, John Carpenter, John Landis, Lee Marvin, Michael Mann, Monsters, Movies (A), Movies (C), Movies (E), Movies (F), Movies (G), Movies (H), Movies (I), Movies (K), Movies (M), Movies (N), Movies (O), Movies (P), Movies (Q), Movies (R), Movies (T), Movies (U), Movies (W), Ninjas, Pam Grier, Pooping, Pretty Girls, Raquel Welch, Robert Forster, Sharks, Skeletons., Violence, Werewolves, Westerns, Winter, Wolves

I probably should be doing about 50 other things at this very moment, but I saw this great top-50 list today and was inspired it to immediately answer it. I made my list very, very quickly, so in plenty of ways it’s the most honest form a list like this could ever arrive in. While the numbering is fairly arbitrary (until the top five, where shit gets definite) and while the contents could easily change as soon as five minutes from now, this is still a fairly good representation of what a top fifty movies list from me should look like. Anyway, let’s hit it. Links where they fit. I eagerly await any and all comments you might make!

50. Watermelon Man (1970).

49. Fletch (1985).

48. The Great Silence (1968).

47. Creature From The Black Lagoon (1954).

46. The Hit (1984).

45. Knightriders (1981).

44. The Night Of The Hunter (1955).

43. Of Unknown Origin (1983).

42. Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid (1973).

41. Prime Cut (1972).

40. Grosse Pointe Blank (1997).

39. Coffy (1973).

38. Trainspotting (1996).

37. In Bruges (2008).

36. Quick Change (1990).

35. Collateral (2004).

34. Out Of Sight (1998).

33. Halloween (1978).

32. Magnolia (1999).

31. Raising Arizona (1987).

30. Escape From New York (1981).

29. Shogun Assassin (1980).

28. Goodfellas (1990).

27. Purple Rain (1984).

26. True Grit (2010).

25. The Unholy Three (1925).

24. My Darling Clementine (1946).

23. The Insider (1999).

22. Alligator (1980).

21. Animal House (1978).

20. High Plains Drifter (1973).

19. Freaks (1932).

18. Beverly Hills Cop (1984).

17. An American Werewolf In London (1981).

16. Predator (1987).

15. Jaws (1975).

14. Shaft (1971).

13. Evil Dead 2 (1987).

12. The Wild Bunch (1969).

11. Manhunter (1986).

10. Mother, Jugs & Speed (1976).

9. Heat (1995).

8. King Kong (1933).

7. John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982).

6. Big Trouble In Little China (1986).

5. Unforgiven (1992).

4. Dawn Of The Dead (1978).

3. Ghostbusters (1984).

2. Once Upon A Time In The West (1968).

1. The Good The Bad & The Ugly (1966).

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The Library.

Posted: August 7, 2011 in Blu-Rays I Own., Movies (A), Movies (B), Movies (C), Movies (D), Movies (E), Movies (F), Movies (G), Movies (H), Movies (I), Movies (J), Movies (K), Movies (L), Movies (M), Movies (N), Movies (Number Titles), Movies (O), Movies (P), Movies (Q), Movies (R), Movies (S), Movies (T), Movies (U), Movies (V), Movies (W), Movies (X), Movies (Y), Movies (Z)

Full disclosure time. I think a person’s home movie collection says plenty about their interests as a moviegoer. Since I talk about movies all the time, I imagine this would be relevant evidence. Here’s what is on my shelf at home so far…