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Beneath the Planet of the Apes on DVD
Talk about underground films…. Not every hit film demands a sequel. Sure, there’s been talk over the years about The Graduate 2, Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind, and Prettier Woman, but so far the filmmakers of many big hits … Continue reading
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Tagged atomic bomb, Charleton Heston, DVD, James Franciscus, mind control, Movie, mutants, nuclear holocaust, planet of apes, post-apoc world, psychic phenomena, Review, sci-fi, sequel, Tod Andrews, Victor Buono
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The Butcher Boy
Pigs is Pigs Director Neil Jordan has delivered his best film so far, a wildly entertaining tale of a boy gone bad. Francie Brady (Eamonn Owens) is a remarkably untroubled youngster growing up in a troubled Irish home in the … Continue reading
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Tagged arson, atomic bomb, bad seed, comedy, heads roll, horror, Ireland, Milo O'Shea, Movie, murder, Neil Jordan, nuclear holocaust, psycho killer, religion, Review, space alien, Stephen Rea
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Broken Arrow
Die Hard … in Utah?! Modern action movies have been compared to roller coaster rides, which is true in more ways than one. When you board a roller coaster, you pretty much know what to expect: you’ll be going up … Continue reading
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Tagged action, atomic bomb, car chase, Christian Slater, explosions, gun fu, helicopter, John Travolta, John Woo, kung fu, Kurtwood Smith, Movie, psycho killer, Review, Samantha Mathis, train
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