UPDATES
3.22.2012
• Welcome to my newly revamped and updated personal website. It
has been a good four or five years since Michalak.org had this much attention
paid to it, and as my own personal interests and creative outlets have
expanded, I felt it was time to create a central hub where they can thrive. Here,
you will find movie reviews at my Forever Cinematic WordPress blog, and
in turn, movie trailers on my Forever Horror & Cinematic Trailers YouTube
channels. Being an independent filmmaker and video production professional,
I had to hone my video editing skills somewhere. In the ‘Video
Editing’ section, you will find several fan editing projects I have
done over the years. Also, in recent months, comic books have become
a big part of my life again, and I am very enthusiastic about sharing
my fandom for them in various ways. You can read all about it in the
appropriate titled section. The ‘Photography’ section
will be a slow build as I have many photographs of greater Chicagoland
I wish to share, but it will take some time to sort through them and
get them re-formatted for web browsing. Music and movies are huge
parts of my life, and these two sections really show the depth of my
artistic tastes in music and filmed media. My full CD and DVD collections
are listed for those interested to see where my interests in those areas
lie.
Finally, off the right, you can take interest in my favorite internet video-based
critics. Atop The Fourth Wall is where bad comic books burn. The Nostalgia
Critic looks back on movies and TV many of us grew up on, and makes fun
at their expense. The Cinema Snob sarcastically critiques the worst
exploitation movies ever made like they’re going out of style. The
Spoony Experiment is a laugh riot as Spoony cleverly tears apart bad
movies, video games, and more for your pleasure! The Flick Pick sees
John Flickster indulge in Blu Ray & DVD movie madness building up his
collection, and allowing you to take pleasure in his quirky behavior. Red
Letter Media is most well known for their notorious Star Wars prequel
video reviews, but that will never be the end of it. SFDebris intelligently
analyzes some of the best and worst science fiction television and movies
around. Lastly, Confused Matthew intensely analyzes some of the most
upsetting, disappointing, and objectionable films that have ever been
made, and even questions why certain films are beloved when he cannot
stand them.