Neal Damiano
Neal calls himself “an unhip film geek” who mixes his passion for movies with an enthusiasm for travel, music and journalism. He is the former editor of FilmWad.
Follow Neal on Twitter @Nealreviews1 & see his film diary on Letterboxd here.
Neal’s Top 10s:
Top 10 1990s Films That Defined The Decade
Top 10 Bizarre Suburban Films
Top 10 Brian De Palma Films
Top 10 Campy Fun Horror Films
Top 10 Catastrophic Disaster Films
Top 10 Cheesy Horror-Comedies Before The 90s
Top 10 Christian Slater Films
Top 10 Classic Film Noirs
Top 10 Comedy Films
Top 10 Crime Gone Wrong Films
Top 10 Cult Films
Top 10 Disturbing Films
Top 10 Films about Drug Addiction & Rehabilitation
Top 10 Ewan McGregor Films
Top 10 Films Set in New York
Top 10 Films That Prove The 1990s Weren’t Just About Blockbusters
Top 10 Films You’ve Never Seen But Should Have
Top 10 Gary Oldman Films
Top 10 Great Shocking Reveals In Film
Top 10 Indie Films
Top 10 Influential American Horror Films
Top 10 James Gandolfini Films
Top 10 John Cusack Films
Top 10 Keanu Reeves Films
Top 10 Michael Rapaport Films
Top 10 Nicolas Cage Films
Top 10 Quintessential 1980s Films
Top 10 Satirical Films
Top 10 Science Fiction Films From 1970 To 1989
Top 10 Slasher Films
Top 10 Stanley Kubrick Films
Top 10 Stephen King Stories Adapted To Film
Top 10 Teen Movies
Top 10 Two People Buddy Road Trip Films
Top 10 Underrated Non-Franchise Horror Films From The 1980s
Top 10 Under The Radar Films
Top 10 Vince Vaughn Films
Top 10 What The Heck Happened Horror Endings
Articles:
5 Non-Franchise Slasher Films From The 1980s
5 Unforgettably Gory Slasher Movies
30 Years Of Ferris Bueller: Revisiting John Hughes’ 1980s Classic
30 Years Since “Heathers” Broke The Mould
A Youthful Desire To Grow Up: Remembering “License To Drive”
Canada’s Contribution To The Slasher Genre
Cautionary Tales: Remembering “Less Than Zero”
Celebrating Romero: 50 Years Of “Night Of The Living Dead”
Celebrating The Impact & Influence Of Michael Powell’s “Peeping Tom”
Choose Life, 30 Years On: Why “Trainspotting” Still Resonates
Don’t You Forget About Me: Remembering “The Breakfast Club”
“Long Lost” Boasts Taut Tension Akin To Hitchcock
“They Didn’t Break Me”: Remembering “Pretty In Pink”
Teenhood: Remembering “Fast Times At Ridgemont High”
“When They Attack The Car, Save The Radio”: Remembering “Valley Girl”
Why “Dark Night Of The Scarecrow” Is The Most Suspenseful Slasher Ever Made
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