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Tag Archives: Review
Holes
Dig this! Finally, a prison movie for kids! Director Andrew Davis (The Fugitive) and writer Louis Sachar (adapting his own novel) let us know right off the bat that this won’t be the usual Disney pre-teen fare with a pre-credit … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adaptation, Andrew Davis, Eartha Kitt, gun fu, mad scientist, Movie, murder, Patricia Arquette, Review, Shia LaBeouf, Sigourney Weaver, snake, Texas
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Die Another Day
The spy who went into the cold Pierce Brosnan continues to bring his gifts to the role of James Bond, and for that we can be thankful. However, the screenwriters have let him down a bit this time. To be … Continue reading
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Tagged car chase, explosions, gadgetry, gun fu, John Cleese, Movie, murder, Pierce Brosnan, Review, sci-fi, sequel, spy, super car, superhero, supervillain, swordplay, UK, vehicle chase
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The Happiness of the Katakuris
Mike like Miike Guest Review by Mike Flores The film is about a dysfunctional Japanese family trying to pull itself together by running a bed and breakfast in the hills, far from anyone. A cross between The Sound Of Music … Continue reading
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Tagged action, animation, blood, comedy, gore, heads roll, horror, Japan, monster, Movie, psycho killer, Review, sumo, Takashi Miike, Tetsuro Tanba, zombies
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Dracula / The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde DVD
Curtis TV horror on disc After the runaway success of his gothic TV soap opera Dark Shadows, producer Dan Curtis sought to expand into made-for-TV movies. To further mine the vein of horror, he decided to produce films based on … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, Dan Curtis, Dracula, DVD, horror, Jack Palance, Jekyll & Hyde, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, murder, psycho killer, Review, Richard Matheson, supervillain, torture, TV, vampire
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Minority Report
The Report Report Guest Review by Mike Flores Mention the name Philip K. Dick and expectations grow. Add Steven Spielberg and if anything, the expectations may get too big. So I wasn’t prepared to be blown away by a fellow … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adaptation, blood, Colin Farrell, explosions, Frank Grillo, gadgetry, gun fu, injury to eye, Janusz Kaminski, mad laboratory, Max von Sydow, Movie, murder, Peter Stormare, Philip K. Dick, psychic phenomena, Review, sci-fi, Steven Spielberg, Tom Cruise
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Monkeybone DVD
Planet of the inner ape Stu Miley (Brendan Fraser) is a successful cartoonist who just sold his strip “Monkeybone” to the Comedy Channel as an animated series. He’s fielding proposals for all kinds of merchandising, and is about to propose … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, animation, Bob Odenkirk, Brendan Fraser, Bridget Fonda, Chris Kattan, comedy, commentrak, Dave Foley, Doug Jones, DVD, fantasy, Henry Selick, John Turturro, Lisa Zane, magic, Megan Mullally, Movie, possession, psychic phenomena, Review, Rose McGowan, Sam Hamm, talking animal, Thomas Haden Church, Whoopi Goldberg, zombie
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Devil Ant 2
Devil Ant 2: Devil Ant Rises from the Grave David “The Rock” Nelson is still the only working filmmaker that really puts his own blood into his cinema. It’s true! He frequently sells his own plasma to buy videotape and … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Movie, Review, VHS
Tagged backyard, blood, Chicago, Conrad Brooks, David "the Rock" Nelson, DVD, Forrest J Ackerman, Fred Olen Ray, horror, insect, mad laboratory, mad scientist, Movie, mutant clone, mutants, Review, Roger Corman, sequel, Svengoolie, Ted Bohus, Tom Savini, VHS
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Lady Frankenstein DVD
Only the monster she made could satisfy her strange desires! One need only view the trailer to see why Lady Frankenstein jumps to the top of monster fans’ “guilty pleasures” lists. Rarely are so many strange and eccentric elements contained in … Continue reading
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Tagged action, blood, brain surgery, DVD, electrocution, Eurotrash, Frankenstein, gadgetry, gore, heads roll, Herbert Fux, horror, impalement, Italy, Joseph Cotten, mad laboratory, mad scientist, Mel Welles, Mickey Hargitay, monster, Movie, murder, nudity, Paul Muller, perversion, psycho killer, Review, Rosalba Neri, sci-fi
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Metropolis
Anime vitae Osamu Tezuka was so taken with Fritz Lang’s Metropolis that he had to create his own version. In 1949, Tezuka was one of Japan’s favorite young cartoonists. His New Treasure Island series had been a big hit, and … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adaptation, animation, anime, explosions, future, gadgetry, Japan, Katsuhiro Otomo, mad laboratory, mad scientist, metropolis, Movie, mutants, Osamu Tezuka, Review, Rintaro, robot, sci-fi, zap guns
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Master of the Flying Guillotine DVD
You gotta take your hat off to this new ultimate DVD edition There were a number of martial arts pictures made during the 1970s around one of the strangest weapons of warfare ever created, the Flying Guillotine. Basically a heavy … Continue reading →