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- By Frank Wilkins
Does Hollywood even recognize and appreciate the stinging jabs we movie-going public take at the industry for its absurd need to build a franchise out of any movie that makes a buck. Does it laugh at its own doings when a film’s title is longer to the right of the colon than ...
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- By Frank Wilkins
Reflecting the futuristic nihilism of such genre stalwarts as Blade Runner and Mad Max, the awkwardly titled Snowpiercer is a heavily-layered, captivating example of what we want the dystopian genre to do: entertain while also providing a somewhat convincing prediction ...
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- By Austin Templin
Deliver Us From Evil is perhaps one of the most stomach churning, no holds-barred films I have seen in recent years. Fresh from a recent spew of rather unpopular exorcism films, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Devil Inside and The Possession, it is fair to say that the ...
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- By Loron Hays
Finally. Want to see an ape win an Academy Award? Look no further than Andy Serkis as Caesar in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes for the chance. He is seriously that good and the two hour movie, expanding on the brawn and greatly improving the brain of 2011’s ...
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- By Loron Hays
Once again, a film company bungles a summer marketing strategy. This time it is Paramount and MGM with Dwayne Johnson in Hercules. The trailers for this sword and sandal picture simply suck and leave its beefy star looking strangely miscast, as if he is too old and too ...
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- By Loron Hays
Twin Peaks. Regardless of your feelings about this two season show, there is no denying that David Lynch’s vision of small town America left an impact on the popular culture – one as deeply felt as the Seinfeld crater in its 9 season run over at NBC. Maybe it isn’t quoted as ...
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- By Loron Hays
See truck stop owner Jack Palance take on mentally ill veteran Martin Landau! See an alien on-the-hunt collect Cub Scouts in an isolated shack! See the madness as a young David Caruso gets taken down by a tall extraterrestrial played by Kevin Peter Hall! See Predator ...
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- By Loron Hays
I knew we’d get to the third film in this series eventually. I just didn’t think we’d have to live through a disappointing sequel to get to it. While it certainly feels like a better entry in the series of aging action stars, The Expendables 3 doesn’t really learn from the mistakes of ...
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- By Frank Wilkins
Iceland finally gets a road trip movie with Land Ho!, a pleasant little tale about two lonely septuagenarians searching for happiness in new places. With the film, filmmakers Aaron Katz and Martha Stephens also explore new territory by turning the genre on its head ...
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- By Loron Hays
The dead amusingly live again! Life After Beth is not only a play on words (just think about that title for a second) but also a comedic look at the ups and downs of young love when it is past time for two people to part ways and move on. Zombie mania has taken over our pop ...
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- By Loron Hays
With Tobe Hooper’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre as its reference point, Motel Hell is a seriously delicious horror film that exploits all the typical genre markers for the sake of comedy. And it’s all because director Kevin Connor (From Beyond The Grave, At The Earth’s Core) ...
Read more: Motel Hell: Collector's Edition (1980) - Blu-ray Review
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- By Loron Hays
Sex. Violence. Crisp cinematography. Frank Miller’s black and white comic canvas with splotches of color from time to time. Welcome back to Sin City. It’s been nearly a decade since last we walked its violent stylized streets. And how well you enjoyed the first one ...
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- By Loron Hays
Following the discovery of a wrecked Soviet submarine and a spiked flask of vodka, one undersea mining crew is about to have a very bad day in George P. Cosmatos’ Leviathan. This undersea monster movie came and went to theaters in 1989 but has recently been ...
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There are two superheroes from New Jersey. The first, of course, is Bruce Springsteen. The second is Melvin Junko. Not ringing any bells? Well, you might know good ol’ tutu-wearin’ Melvin by his other name, The Toxic Avenger, and this month Troma Entertainment ...
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- By Loron Hays
Ray Harryhausen and his stop-motion work is legendary. While his stuff is slow to trickle out on blu-ray, the high-def picture and the clarity it provides is always insightful into his creative processes. The latest to be released is a twofer featuring 20 Million Miles to Earth ...
Read more: 20 Million Miles to Earth/It Came From the Sea (1957,1955) - Blu-ray Review
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