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Category Archives: Movie
Godzilla (1954)
Bikini spawns monster Guest Review by Mike Flores Let me begin by saying if you saw the 1956 American version of Godzilla with Raymond Burr, you have not seen Godzilla. Not by a long shot. Reflecting the U.S. superiority of … Continue reading
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Tagged action, atomic bomb, black & white, Eiji Tsuburaya, explosions, giant monster, godzilla, horror, Ishiro Honda, Japan, kaiju, monster, Movie, Review, sci-fi
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Kill Bill Vol. 2
QT and UT are back for More Revenge Imagine a friend invites you to hear his or her band play. You haven’t heard them play before, so you’re not sure what to expect, but from you’re friend’s music collection you … Continue reading
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Tagged action, blood, Daryl Hannah, David Carradine, death trap, Gordon Lau, gore, gun fu, horror, Japan, kung fu, Michael Madsen, Michael Parks, Movie, murder, premature burial, psycho killer, Quentin Tarantino, Review, sequel, swordplay, Uma Thurman, Yuen Woo-Ping
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Dawn of the Dead (2004)
Remake/Re-animate When I went to see Tom Savini’s 1990 remake of Night of the Living Dead, I tried to do so without a chip on my shoulder, and I came away without being disappointed by what is a reasonably entertaining … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, explosions, gore, gun fu, heads roll, horror, James Gunn, Matt Frewer, Movie, post-apoc world, Review, Ving Rhames, Zack Snyder, zombies
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Crimson Pig
Plane Crazy Porky Japan’s anime master Hayoa Miyazaki loves airplanes, especially vintage aircraft. He showed this inclination in his earlier features Laputa and Kiki’s Delivery Service, but her he let’s his obsession take center stage.
Kill Bill Vol. 1
QT is back for Revenge Quentin Tarantino’s fourth film as writer/director finds him in familiar territory – that is, familiar territory for fans of psychotronic film. A glorious homage to all the exploitation flicks that have inspired him throughout his … Continue reading
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Tagged action, anime, assassin, black & white, blood, Chiaki Kuriyama, Daryl Hannah, David Carradine, Gordon Lau, gore, gun fu, hanging, heads roll, Japan, Jun Kunimura, Kenji Ohba, kung fu, Lucy Lui, Michael Madsen, Michael Parks, Movie, murder, psycho killer, Quentin Tarantino, Review, Sonny Chiba, stab, swordplay, Uma Thurman, Vivica A. Fox, yakuza, Yuen Woo-Ping
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Freddy vs. Jason
Knows its chops Fans of neither the Friday the 13th nor Nightmare on Elm Street series will not be converted by this long-awaited crossover, but it delivers the bloody “goods” for the Fangorian faithful. Effectively forgotten by his home town … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, comedy, demons, Freddy Krueger, ghosts, gore, heads roll, horror, Jason Voorhees, Katharine Isabelle, monster, Movie, murder, nudity, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, Review, Robert Englund, Ronny Yu, sequel, supervillain, zombies
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Mummy’s Kiss DVD
The Showgirls of mummy movies EI Independent Cinema has released their third Donald F. Glut feature under their Seduction Cinema banner. Glut was a legend among monster fans long before making his first feature (Dinosaur Valley Girls), having made his … Continue reading
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Tagged commentrak, Donald Glut, DVD, fantasy, ghosts, gods, horror, John Carl Buechler, magic, monster, Movie, mummy, murder, nudity, psychic phenomena, Review, Richard Lynch
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Hulk
Smash! The track record of 21st century film adaptations of Marvel Comics characters continues here with what may be the best of the lot so far. I’ve had mixed feelings toward how the character’s origin has been monkeyed with – … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adaptation, Ang Lee, atomic bomb, Eric Bana, explosions, gun fu, helicopter, Hulk, Jennifer Connelly, Lou Ferrigno, mad laboratory, mad scientist, Marvel, monster, Movie, mutants, Nick Nolte, Review, Sam Elliott, Stan Lee, superhero, supervillain, tanks
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The Matrix Reloaded
Whoa It takes my old computer about five minutes to restart, so it’s no surprise that it took the Wachowski brothers a few years to reload the Matrix. They’ve spent their time well, producing a sequel that feels more like … Continue reading
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Tagged action, Anthony Zerbe, blood, Carrie-Anne Moss, Collin Chou, David No, Essie Davis, explosions, future, gadgetry, ghosts, gun fu, Harold Perrineau, heads roll, Hugo Weaving, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Keanu Reeves, kung fu, Laurence Fishburne, Leigh Whannell, metropolis, Monica Belluci, monster, Movie, murder, Ngai Sing, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, Review, robot, sci-fi, sequel, superhero, supervillain, swordplay, vampire, vehicle chase, Wachowski, Yuen Woo-Ping, zap guns
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Gladiator DVD
Bread and circuses 2000 The plot of the film is pretty much wrapped up in DreamWorks’ “General… slave… gladiator…” taglines, and can roughly be divided into these three acts. In the first, we’re introduced to Roman General Maximus (Russell Crowe), … Continue reading →