The After Movie Diner started life simply as a film review blog/diary but quickly sprawled into a website featuring several podcasts, detailed film reviews, celebrity interviews and many collaborators and contributors. Take a look around, if you love movies of any kind then there's something here for you!
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Cult Classic connoisseur, Michael Campochiaro looks at the late 70s explosion of teenage angst and rage in Over The Edge!
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Escape From New York, Kurt Russell, John Carpenter, Cult Film, Cult Classic, Written Review, Adrienne Barbeau, Ernest Borgnine, Harry Dean Stanton, Snake Plissken, Isaac Hayes, Donald Pleasence, Film Review, Movie Review, Sci-Fi, Action
Michael Campochiaro
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Written Review, Film Review, Cult Classic
Escape From New York, Kurt Russell, John Carpenter, Cult Film, Cult Classic, Written Review, Adrienne Barbeau, Ernest Borgnine, Harry Dean Stanton, Snake Plissken, Isaac Hayes, Donald Pleasence, Film Review, Movie Review, Sci-Fi, Action
Michael Campochiaro
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Written Review, Film Review, Cult Classic
Escape From New York, Kurt Russell, John Carpenter, Cult Film, Cult Classic, Written Review, Adrienne Barbeau, Ernest Borgnine, Harry Dean Stanton, Snake Plissken, Isaac Hayes, Donald Pleasence, Film Review, Movie Review, Sci-Fi, Action
Michael Campochiaro
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Written Review, Film Review, Cult Classic
Escape From New York, Kurt Russell, John Carpenter, Cult Film, Cult Classic, Written Review, Adrienne Barbeau, Ernest Borgnine, Harry Dean Stanton, Snake Plissken, Isaac Hayes, Donald Pleasence, Film Review, Movie Review, Sci-Fi, Action
Michael Campochiaro
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Michael Campochiaro, our appreciator and caretaker of cult classics takes a look at one of the greatest, John Carpenter's iconic Escape from New York. Forever a worrying vision of the future that may have already been and gone!
Written Review, Film Review, Cult Classic
Escape From New York, Kurt Russell, John Carpenter, Cult Film, Cult Classic, Written Review, Adrienne Barbeau, Ernest Borgnine, Harry Dean Stanton, Snake Plissken, Isaac Hayes, Donald Pleasence, Film Review, Movie Review, Sci-Fi, Action
Michael Campochiaro
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Written Review, Film Review, Cult Classic
Escape From New York, Kurt Russell, John Carpenter, Cult Film, Cult Classic, Written Review, Adrienne Barbeau, Ernest Borgnine, Harry Dean Stanton, Snake Plissken, Isaac Hayes, Donald Pleasence, Film Review, Movie Review, Sci-Fi, Action
Michael Campochiaro
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Our resident Cult Classics expert, Michael Campochiaro reviews the gritty and brutal 1970s coming-home-from-Vietnam, revenge thriller from Paul Schrader, the writer of Taxi Driver, Rolling Thunder starring William Devane and Tommy Lee Jones.
Our resident Cult Classic enthusiast, Michael Campochiaro looks back at the last time WB/DC tried to be less brooding and more campy and re-evaluates how we look at the least talked about film in Batman's history: Batman Forever
It's 2017 and our classy Cult Classics connoisseur, Michael Campochiaro is back looking at an 80s New York cop thriller that has a cracking cast and needs a lot more love: Nighthawks.
Christmas time doesn't have to be a season where you abandon your horror films or your cult classics! Michael Campochiaro explains why when looking at 1974's Black Christmas.
Mr. Campochiaro covers another cool cult classic, The Slumber Party Massacre just in time for Halloween night...
Our Cult Classics connoisseur, Michael Campochiaro is back with his look at Dan O'Bannon's Return of the Living Dead
Continuing his Cult Classic series, Michael Campochiaro looks at Mark Lester's grimy, fun and maybe even a little prescient Class of 1984.
Michael Campochiaro is back again with another Cult Classic review. This time he's looking at the social message and the nerve shredding horror alive in Candyman.
Michael Campochiaro shines a light on Halloween III: Season of the Witch, yet another awesome cult classic!
Michael Campochiaro continues his series of Cult Classic reviews with a serious look at Abel Ferrara's Ms.45 and whether it's an early feminist movie disguised as exploitation.
Michael Campochiaro, takes a look back at a sequel, which despite being massively inferior to the original and, occasionally is just laughably strange still deserves to be considered a cult classic - Howling II: Your Sister Is a Werewolf
Our new contributor, Michael Campochiaro, takes a look back at a sequel, which in the last few years, has earned the badge of Cult Classic proudly - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2