Author: Brian Salisbury

Unwrap the first bite of FSR’s newest, and possibly most ill-advised podcast: Junkfood Cinema. You’ve heard plenty of cyber banter on the “true classics,” on…

To celebrate the film’s 50th anniversary, film critic Brian Salisbury revisits Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove.

There is no need to explain who Metallica is. They’ve been around long enough to transition from being the thundering rock musicians whose tracks your…

Unadaptable. It’s a scary word for filmmakers with a passion project, and an even scarier word for major studios with their eyes locked on the…

It’s not easy to sum up life-defining moments in words. However, for five young trouble-making friends, that moment could be summed up in three: The…

Nicolas Winding Refn’s Only God Forgives, is a gorgeously photographed series of fascinating contradictions. Ryan Gosling is very much his character from Drive, but he’s…

Look, up on the marquee! It’s a sequel, it’s a remake…no, it’s another Superman reboot! A mere seven years after Bryan Singer’s Superman Returns leaped…

It’s not often that movies find themselves double-covered for Junkfood Cinema, but that’s because we reserve double-coverage for our fudge-dipped Oreos…that we then dip in…

Welcome back to Junkfood Cinema; we live our lives a quarter-pounder at a time. Speaking of, did you know that the word “franchise” isn’t always…