A member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association (http://www.bfca.org) as well as the Saint Louis Film Critics (http://www.stlfilmcritics.com), Maxamillion Foizey is a writer whose film reviews appear on the website of Fox News Affiliate 97.1 FM Talk in Saint Louis, Missouri.
Max also hosts an award winning weekly entertainment radio show on that station, Max on Movies, Saturdays from 2p-4p, and has appeared as a guest critic on nationally syndicated radio shows.
Max on Movies was awarded a Certificate of Merit in the Special Program category from the Missouri Broadcasters Association in 2009 and 2007.
Visit Max’s page to subscribe to the free podcasts and listen to interviews with everyone from David Lynch to Jason Reitman: http://www.971talk.com/Airstaff/Max.aspx
Max loves film noir, Star Wars, and Stanley Kubrick. He lives in Saint Louis with his beautiful wife Kati, and their one-eyed cat Marla Nadine Fantastico.
From this Blog’s introduction:
My name is Maxamillion Foizey and I love moving pictures. Call it cinema, film, flicks, movies, what have you, I adore all things that scroll by at 24 frames per second. I’ve reviewed film professionally since 2004 and have hosted a weekly entertainment radio show, Max on Movies, since 2006.
I’m starting this blog because most of my reviews have focused on new releases and I wanted an outlet to spotlight older films. To say I have an extensive DVD collection is an understatement. It would be more accurate to say I have an overwhelming DVD collection, and it’s my hope that this blog helps with that issue, as well.
I’m going to attempt to watch one film from my collection every day, in alphabetical order (except for direct sequels to films, e.g. I will watch The Dark Knight directly after Batman Begins), and post a review of that film on this blog the following day. The idea is to post a new film review EVERY DAY on this blog, and watch my entire film collection, thus killing two birds with one remote control.
Now, this isn’t to say I’m going to become a shut-in and spend every evening at my house watching and blogging about films. Those days when I have obligations (weddings, funerals, dentist appointments) I will post a review from my archives, which will still be new to this blog, and most likely, you.
I have enough movies for this project to last more than two years, though I’m not certain my wife and I will actually make it all the way from A Christmas Tale to Zodiac. But it will be a fun gauntlet to run.
I’ll be previewing the following day’s review (tomorrow: A Clockwork Orange!), so I hope you will watch these movies with me and let me know your thoughts on each film. Now let’s pop some corn and dim the lights, the movie’s about to start…
