Dust On The VCR

Conversations on 20th century cinema and slightly beyond. 📼 Words by @jd_burge (mostly). Sometimes edited by @JohnHammontree. Feedback: [email protected]

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Dust On The VCR Vol. 2 Issue 5 | I’ve Been Thinking About That One Scene From In The Heat Of The Night (1967) a Lot Lately https://t.co/zBva4O70hh

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Dust On The VCR Vol. 2 Issue 2 | The Mummy (1999) is, in Many Ways, a Little Bit of Everything https://t.co/ThNM7iDyEE

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Dust On The VCR Vol. 2 Issue 1 | Brendan Fraser is a Hero, and I Don’t Just Mean in The Mummy (1999) https://t.co/xZ3fyvV1jj

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Dust On The VCR Vol. 1 Issue 29 | Animal Horror Movies Like Shakma (1990) Kinda Rule, But at What Cost? https://t.co/HxeR9L3CQV

[Jeremy Burgess @jd_burge]

Folks, we'll be celebrating Spooky Season all month on @DustOnTheVCR. Tomorrow's issue is about Shakma and how animal horror movies rule but also it's complicated. (Subscribe or else!) https://t.co/yDrBj87tRz

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More Hitchcock and Cary Grant in tomorrow's @DustOnTheVCR, folks! I'll be covering To Catch A Thief, why I find it "Dickensian," and how I didn't really know what "Dickensian" means. Subscribe! Read! https://t.co/yDrBj87tRz

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For tomorrow's @DustOnTheVCR, a subscriber request! I watched The Rocketeer for the first time since I was five(?) years old, and I realized that you're never too young to learn about Nazis. Subscribe (for free!): https://t.co/yDrBj87tRz

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In tomorrow's @DustOnTheVCR, I'll be discussing a particularly notorious TV movie about the apocalypse and why TV movies used to rock. Subscribe (for free!): https://t.co/yDrBj87tRz

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In tomorrow’s @DustOnTheVCR, we’ll be discussing Babe and how sometimes the Oscars are weird. Subscribe! (It’s free.) https://t.co/yDrBj87tRz

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Dust On The VCR Vol. 1 Issue 21 | Predicting the Future in Film is Hard, But Akira (1988) Did a Pretty Good Job https://t.co/wNAGW5xp73

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In tomorrow's issue of @DustOnTheVCR, I consider whether Singin' In The Rain might've been an inspiration for our modern action movie stars. (No really.) Subscribing is still free, you know! https://t.co/yDrBj87tRz

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Dust On The VCR Vol. 1 Issue 14 | We Need More R-Rated, Women-Centered Romantic Comedies Like The Sweetest Thing (2002) https://t.co/gCQHRdoqK9

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At the request of @dmill1010, tomorrow's @DustOnTheVCR is an ode to the R-rated, female-centered romantic comedy through the lens of 2002's The Sweetest Thing. (What a wild movie this is!) https://t.co/yDrBj87tRz

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Dust On The VCR Vol. 1 Issue 13 | Marty McFly Didn’t Aim High Enough in Back to the Future Part II (1989) https://t.co/aJuYTSVqqS

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Sports betting is small potatoes. In tomorrow’s issue of @DustOnTheVCR, I’ll tell you three things Marty McFly should’ve done instead in Back to the Future Part II. https://t.co/yDrBj87tRz

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I cheated for tomorrow’s issue of @DustOnTheVCR because I didn’t want to write two things this week. But I did write about an old film that is now a new film from a legendary horror director… https://t.co/yDrBj8p4J7

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Dust On The VCR Vol. 1 Issue 11 | On Michelle Pfeiffer as a High School Feminist Icon in Grease 2 (1982) https://t.co/VWoLSdls7V

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In tomorrow's edition of @DustOnTheVCR, we discuss the young feminism in Grease 2, and also the time I had a dream about Michelle Pfeiffer. Subscribe (for free!): https://t.co/yDrBj87tRz

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Dust On The VCR Vol. 1 Issue 9 | Why Did We Allow Jon Voight to Play a Paraguayan Man in Anaconda (1997)? https://t.co/hPWIhrgE7W

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Dust On The VCR Vol. 1 Issue 8 | Was Rereleasing Oliver & Company (1988) the Pettiest Studio Move of All Time? https://t.co/3K4XFGlVfC