Mondo Top Ten:  The Greatest Soundtracks You Don’t Own..But Should Written By: Justin Bozung Mondo Film & Video Guide Editor It’s a big part of some of our lives. Almost all of us have that one “special” song that just grabs tight and doesn’t let go, no...

The Favorite Films Of Stanley Kubrick Written By: Justin Bozung Mondo Film & Video Guide Editor He was the ultimate auteur.  Stanley Kubrick produced a mere 12 films in 50 years.  But each is perfect.  His films are distinct cinematic movements.  Each with it’s own individual...

The Morning After (1974) Review

You ever tie one on real tight and wake up the next morning wondering “how many bridges did I burn last night?”, “do I still have a job?” or “did I or did I not punch out the wifey in some strange parking lot?” Well, if you have, you might want to see a lawyer (or a priest) or find a copy of this long since forgotten ABC movie of the week from 1974, starring Dick Van Dyke....Read More

"Pop Up" Characters In Film

Having read about many an on-set scuffle between a “leading actor” and an actor with a “secondary” role on movie sets, suffice it to say it gets about as heated as a bad toss in a baseball game when it comes to an actor or actress seeing their secondary counterparts “stealing” a scene or “upstaging” them as the cameras roll! Alas, the “limelight” does...Read More

The Last American Virgin

It's a feeling that you don't wanna let go. I suppose this is the basis for why I love movies. In theory, it's just weird. How can a film go from mindless slapstick, to this steaming stream of emotion and heartbreak? In reality, that's the essence of life. So like like, The Last American Virgin is a cinematic curveball...Read More