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Author Archives: Brian Thomas
Godzilla (1998)
Pretender to the Throne Well, let me make this short and sweet: I’ve got one main problem with this movie. The title. Godzilla is a real fine monster movie. It’s fun. It’s got great special effects and some really clever … Continue reading
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Tagged action, comedy, explosions, gadgetry, giant monster, godzilla, gun fu, Harry Shearer, Japan, Jean Reno, kaiju, Matthew Broderick, monster, Movie, mutants, New York, Review, Roland Emmerich, sci-fi
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Deep Impact
Coming Soon to a Crater Near You The dramatic story of a brave dentist’s struggle with a life-threatening wisdom tooth extraction…. No, no, no. This is the shocking story of an event that may happen in the very near future … Continue reading
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Tagged asteroids, explosions, Morgan Freeman, Movie, Review, Robert Duvall, spaceship
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Nightwatch
From the Movie Morgue Here’s an alleged thriller that Miramax and Dimension Films previously announced for release last winter. They also announced it last fall, summer and spring. Most often, when a studio feels it has a sure-fire hit, they … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged adaptation, blood, bone saw, Brad Dourif, corpses, Ewan McGregor, gore, horror, injury to eye, Josh Brolin, Lauren Graham, morgue, Movie, murder, Nick Nolte, Patricia Arquette, psycho killer, Review, stab
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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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Lost in Space
Space Family Values I was one of those kids who missed the first half of each week’s Batman episode because it was on up against CBS’s sci-fi/camp hit Lost In Space. As science fiction, the series wasn’t far above Captain Video – … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adaptation, Billy Mumy, explosions, gadgetry, Gary Oldman, Heather Graham, Irwin Allen, mad scientist, Matt LeBlanc, Mimi Rogers, monster, Movie, psycho killer, reboot, Review, robot, sci-fi, space alien, spaceship, Stephen Hopkins, TV, William Hurt
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Pam & Tommy Lee: Hardcore & Uncensored DVD
Sex and Cymbalism She’s a blonde beach bunny TV star. He’s a tattooed rock star. Together they’re… not that different from any other young, dim couple in love. There are no drug-crazed orgies – just the same old scene with … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Review
Tagged backyard, documentary, DVD, Hollywood Babylon, mondo, mondo Hollywood, Pamela Anderson, Review, VHS, x-rated
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Mr. Nice Guy
Rumble in Oz Jackie Chan is back as a TV chef in Melbourne who gets deeper and deeper into troubler as a result of a good deed. When he sees gangsters attacking a TV journalist Diana (Gabrielle Fitzpatrick), he intervenes, … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged action, Australia, comedy, gun fu, Hong Kong, Jackie Chan, kung fu, Movie, premature burial, Review, Richard Norton, Sammo Hung, TV, vehicle chase
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New Rose Hotel
Vague This is based on a relatively well-known William Gibson story that appeared in an early issue of Omni magazine. I don’t think I read it when it was published, but I’m going to have to track it down and … Continue reading
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Tagged Abel Ferrara, adaptation, Asia Argento, assassin, Christopher Walken, future, gadgetry, Movie, Review, sci-fi, Willem DeFoe, William Gibson
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Dark City
Back in Black Well, you can’t accuse them of using an inaccurate title. Director Alex Proyas’ follow-up to his tremendously successful The Crow is set in a city where there’s never daylight, yet nobody ever notices the lack of sunlight. … Continue reading
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Tagged gadgetry, Jennifer Connelly, Keifer Sutherland, mad laboratory, metropolis, Movie, mutants, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, Review, Richard O'Brien, sci-fi, space alien, zombie
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