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Category Archives: Movie
Bicentennial Man
Man or Ro-man? Well, it was probably a mighty struggle, but Robin Williams (What Dreams May Come) put aside the ham for once and let the story breathe. Which is excellent, as movie adaptations of the works of Isaac Asimov … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged adaptation, Chris Columbus, future, gadgetry, Isaac Asimov, metropolis, Movie, Review, robot, Sam Neill, sci-fi, Stephen Root
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End of Days
Schwarzenegger vs. Satan The apocalypse has been the general theme running through genre films in 1999, so why shouldn’t larger than life Arnold Schwarzenegger get in on the action? And what better foe should he take on in his first … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged Arnold Schwarzenegger, blood, demons, explosions, Gabriel Byrne, gore, Hell, horror, Kevin Pollak, monster, Movie, murder, Peter Hyams, Review, Robin Tunney, Satan, Udo Kier
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Phantom of the Opera DVD
Argento conducts the cellar dweller Like Moses, a babe is left in a basket to float down a river — but instead of being found by the wife of Pharaoh in the bullrushes to be raised a prince of Egypt, … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Movie, Review
Tagged action, Asia Argento, blood, cannibalism, Coralina Cataldi Tassoni, Dario Argento, DVD, Ennio Morricone, Eurotrash, fantasy, gore, heads roll, horror, hypnosis, Italy, Julian Sands, Movie, murder, mutants, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, rat, remake, Review, supervillain
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Peter Pan DVD
Girls will be boys Unfortunately, as with most of children’s literature at this point, many people today believe Peter Pan to be a creation of the Walt Disney Company. This video release of the original 1924 film, from an original … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Movie, Review
Tagged adaptation, Anna May Wong, Betty Bronson, black & white, crocodile, DVD, fairy, fairy tale, fantasy, James Wong Howe, mermaid, monster, Movie, pirate, Review, silent, swordplay, UK
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Ice from the Sun VHS
Fresh Blood from the Heartland A 1998 horror fantasy, shot in Missouri by writer/director/editor Eric Stanze. Allison (Ramona Midgett) commits suicide, but instead of escaping whatever her problems are (apparently the inability to eat her breakfast), she finds herself standing … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review, VHS
Tagged angel, assassin, backyard, blood, demons, devil, Eric Stanze, explosions, gun fu, heads roll, magic, Missouri, monster, Movie, mutants, nudity, psycho killer, Review, swordplay, VHS, wizard
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The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc
Don’t shoot me! Good thing they tacked on that subtitle, or else I would’ve been looking for the bicycle through the whole picture. Here’s the ex-husband-and-wife team of Luc Besson and Milla Jovovich (The Fifth Element) with their latest epic, … Continue reading
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Tagged action, blood, explosions, France, God, gore, heads roll, John Malkovich, kung fu, Luc Besson, Milla Jovovich, Movie, murder, psychic phenomena, Review, swordplay
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Dogma
Look Ma, no doG! It’s long been a tenet of the SubGenius faith that we think Jesus is a swell guy – it’s his fan club we’ve got a problem with. They’ve been misquoting and sinning in His name for … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged Alan Rickman, angel, Ben Affleck, blood, Chris Rock, comedy, demons, fantasy, George Carlin, gore, heads roll, Kevin Smith, Matt Damon, monster, psycho killer, Salma Hayek
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Being John Malkovich
Pull the string! This is a wonderfully weird fantasy from the mind of screenwriter Charlie Kaufman and Beastie Boys video director Spike Jonze. John Cusack (Grosse Pointe Blank) stars as Craig Schwartz, a nebish puppeteer who takes a filing job … Continue reading
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Tagged Cameron Diaz, chimpanzee, fantasy, John Cusack, Movie, Review
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Maniac / Narcotic DVD
Esper classic double feature This pair of exploitation roadshow features from producer/director Dwain Esper happily makes their DVD debut in a definitive deluxe double feature from Kino on Video. Esper was one of the notorious “40 Thieves”, a group of … Continue reading →