During the dawn of Viddy Well, we asked each interested contributor to fill out the same questionnaire. The questions spanned from grave to goofy, but the replies were nearly always unexpected. This week we discuss who we think would win in a fight between King Kong or Godzilla.

Horror icon George A. Romero recently passed away this year at the age of 77 and was the father of the zombie genre, which has become commonplace. Writer Anthony Cleveland celebrates Romero's legacy by recollecting on his significance as it applies to his own life and his outlook on film, lamenting that he'll never truly be dead. 

The Holy Mountain comes from the mind of master surrealist and the godfather of the midnight movie, Alejandro Jodorowsky. The film is full of blasphemous images of christianity, rich visual poetry, and satire of consumerism, militarism, exploitation and religion. Often unexplainable and slightly incoherent, the film allows room for the viewer to superimpose their own meaning to Jodorowsky's many visual metaphors and psychedelic poetics through its near wordlessness. In short, the film is a true cinematic spectacle of the highest degree. 

During the dawn of Viddy Well, we asked each interested contributor to fill out the same questionnaire. The questions spanned from grave to goofy, but the replies were nearly always unexpected. This week we discuss the big question: what is the importance of cinema? 

You think you've had a rough day?! Well, it could always be worse. For instance, you could be traveling with Del Griffith, an obnoxious slob salesman. Follow Neal Page as he tries his damnedest to get home for the holidays in this John Hughes classic. 

During the dawn of Viddy Well, we asked each interested contributor to fill out the same questionnaire. The questions spanned from grave to goofy, but the replies were nearly always unexpected. This week we discuss our favorite film genre. 

This short experimental film comes from the image-rich mind of Kenneth Anger and is a visual spectacle of the highest order. It chronicles the invocation of Lucifer, or the light-bearer, by Isis in the early Egyptian era, and it’s chock full of visual poetry and accompanied by a sick soundtrack.

During the dawn of Viddy Well, we asked each interested contributor to fill out the same questionnaire. The questions spanned from grave to goofy, but the replies were nearly always unexpected. This week we discuss our favorite film from last year and why it was important to us. 

From the beginning of Blood Diner, I felt a strangely familiar vibe. A deranged, blood-covered uncle hands his nephews an Egyptian necklace -- that should've been the first cue. After that, it was one familiarity after another; the sacrifices, the blood "buffet" -- I realized then that I was watching a love letter to Herschel Gordon Lewis' Blood Feast.

During the dawn of Viddy Well, we asked each interested contributor to fill out the same questionnaire. The questions spanned from grave to goofy, but the replies were nearly always unexpected.  This week we discuss the fucked up movies in our life and why we love them. 

Dating back to 1865, Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States. This occurred two and a half years after Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, which was official on January 1, 1863. Due to minimal infantry to enforce the new executive order, slavery remained unfazed in the south, Texas especially. You can chalk it up to strong southern stubbornness or, well...Texas being Texas, but it wasn't until the surrender of General Lee in April of 1865 and the arrival of a fresh regiment of Union troops that the Emancipation Proclamation could be enforced. 

We've all worked jobs we've hated. Hell, you may be working one right now. This Monday, keep your cool and let these films give you the catharsis you know you need. 

During the dawn of Viddy Well, we asked each interested contributor to fill out the same questionnaire. The questions spanned from grave to goofy, but the replies were nearly always unexpected. This week we'll see who kills, marries, or screws who. Now, doesn't that sound intriguing? 

As we slam into the grind of another week, it's hard not to have a case of the Mondays. If your job is like any job we've ever had, it can get monotonous really quick. It's important to stay positive and fresh out there, and we want to help you keep your chin up and soldier through the week. This week, we'll be taking a look at writer/director Michel Gondry and his childlike charm. 

During the dawn of Viddy Well, we asked each interested contributor to fill out the same questionnaire. The questions spanned from grave to goofy, but the replies were nearly always unexpected.  This week we'll take a look at our drink pairings for 4 different films. 

During the dawn of Viddy Well, we asked each interested contributor to fill out the same questionnaire. The questions spanned from grave to goofy, but the replies were nearly always unexpected.  This week we'll take a look at our secluded island selections. 

Perhaps the most heated cinematic debate stems from the Alien franchise: which is the better film, Alien or Aliens. Fans of the series are sure to give answers that fall on either side of the coin. For us, when it comes down to which film we'd rather watch, it generally comes to a simple mood judgement -- do you want action or do you want horror? -- however..