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Author Archives: Brian Thomas
Eyes Wide Shut
Erotic Sex Dreams Guest Review by Kelly Cutler The thin line between reality and fantasy becomes even thinner in Stanley Kubrick’s final cinematic journey, Eyes Wide Shut. The director, who died just 4 days after the film’s completion had the … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, Movie, Nicole Kidman, paranoia, Review, secret society, Stanley Kubrick, Tom Cruise
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Parasite DVD
Monsters unleeched They say that when life gives you lemons, you should make lemonade. Demi Moore is an actress who has seen her share of lemons throughout her career. After all, this is the actress who saw the scripts for … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Movie, Review
Tagged action, blood, Charles Band, Cherie Currie, Cheryl Rainbeaux Smith, Demi Moore, DVD, gadgetry, gore, heads roll, horror, laser, Luca Bercovici, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, mutants, post-apoc world, psycho killer, radiation, Review, Robert Glaudini, sci-fi, Stan Winston, Tom Villard
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The Dividing Hour VHS
Actually more like an hour and a half This independent feature is a little bit Reservoir Dogs, a little bit Carnival of Souls, and a little bit o’ soul thrown in. Four bickering slackers get together to rob a bank, … Continue reading
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
1969 Okay Unfrozen superspy leftover Powers makes his second appearance on the screen amid a deafening carnival of hype which leads one to believe that a let-down is inevitable. But our man Mike Myers saves the world again. Though many … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged Charles Napier, Clint Howard, comedy, cryogenics, explosions, gun fu, mad scientist, Mike Myers, Movie, mutant clone, Review, robot, sequel, spaceship, spy, time travel, Woody Harrelson, zap gun
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Black Mask
Jet Black When Jackie Chan finally became a star in America, there was a rush to retool and release his back catalogue, with mixed results. Now that his role in Lethal Weapon 4 has raised awareness of Jet Li, we … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged blood, corpses, Daniel Lee, explosions, gore, gun fu, heads roll, Hong Kong, Jet Li, kung fu, Movie, Review, sci-fi, super soldier, superhero, supervillain
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The Mummy
Ancient Tomb, Shallow Grave A strange twist of fate, but I like it. For years, Universal has been considering a remake of the classic Boris Karloff gothic horror romance, but couldn’t figure out what to do with it. Who’d ever … Continue reading
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Tagged action, airplane, Arnold Vosloo, blob, blood, Brendan Fraser, comedy, explosions, fantasy, gun fu, horror, insect, John Hannah, kung fu, magic, monster, Movie, mummy, murder, psychic phenomena, Rachel Weisz, reboot, remake, Review, sorcery, Stephen Sommers, supervillain, swordplay, vehicle chase
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Faces of Gore VHS
Japan’s bloodiest home videos Before Todd Tjersland released The Necro Files, one of the most fucked up horror flicks I’ve ever seen, the twisted auteur launched his video career with this shockumentary, which has spawned several sequels. Freely acknowledging its … Continue reading
ElectroBabe and DynaChick
Spand-X-Women In the mid-1970s, Sid & Marty Krofft were kings of Saturday morning TV. Their animated and live-action shows were top rated (as was their prime time Donny & Marie Show). Noting the popularity of superhero shows like Shazam! at … Continue reading
Posted in Review, VHS
Tagged backyard, comedy, gadgetry, mad laboratory, mad scientist, robot, superhero, supervillain, VHS
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Devil Girls
Wood Rises Again Mismatched scenes, loads of stock footage, cheap library music, bad acting – all are the hallmarks of the work of one of cinema’s most unique visionaries. Gotta hand it to independent writer/director Andre Perkowski. Nobody in the … Continue reading
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Tagged backyard, black & white, Ed Wood, explosions, Movie, psycho killer, Review, VHS
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Devil Ant
The First Lady Meets the Last Filmmaker David “the Rock” Nelson is back with another full-length feature. Wait! Don’t be too alarmed – it’s not a 4-hour suckathon like Vampire Woman, just a normal 109 minutes.
Posted in Movie, Review, VHS
Tagged backyard, blood, comedy, Conrad Brooks, David "the Rock" Nelson, Forrest J Ackerman, Fred Olen Ray, horror, insect, John Russo, monster, mutants, Roger Corman, Svengoolie, Tom Savini
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