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Category Archives: Review
Last Man Standing
Last Remake You Can Stand Walter Hill tries his hand at Kurosawa’s Yojimbo (itself based on Hammett’s Red Harvest), with Bruce Willis playing a prohibition era American samurai.
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged action, adaptation, blood, Bruce Dern, Bruce Willis, Christopher Walken, gangster, gun fu, Movie, murder, psycho killer, remake, Review, Walter Hill, William Sanderson
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Maximum Risk
Minimum Wage Better than average Jean-Claude Van Damme action fare, enlivened greatly by the veteran hand of director Ringo Lam (Full Contact) and location shooting in France and New York.
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged action, evil twin, explosions, France, gun fu, Jean-Claude Van Damme, kung fu, Movie, murder, Natasha Henstridge, New York, Review, Ringo Lam
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Killer: A Journal of Murder
Public Enemy Number 1 In the ‘20s, Leavenworth guard Henry Lesser (Robert Sean Leonard) befriended prisoner Carl Panzram (James Woods), who’d broken “every law known to God and man”. Lesser risked his job to allow Panzram to write down his … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged adaptation, hanging, James Woods, Lily Taylor, Movie, murder, psycho killer, Review, Robert Sean Leonard, true crime
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The Crow: City of Angels
Tar & Feathers Why this unnecessary sequel is set in LA beats me. This poor retread looks the same as Detroit did in the great original. Good perfs by punk vets Iggy Pop and Ian Dury, but otherwise there’s really … Continue reading
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Tagged future, ghosts, gun fu, horror, Ian Dury, Iggy Pop, metropolis, Movie, Review, sequel, superhero, supervillain, witchcraft, zombie
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The Island of Dr. Moreau
Theater of Pain Why remake Island of Lost Souls, one of the most chilling horror classics of the ‘30s, which has already been remade at least twice? Two possibilities: public domain source material and modern creature f/x.
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged action, adaptation, Fairuza Balk, island, John Frankenheimer, mad laboratory, mad scientist, Marlon Brando, Movie, murder, mutants, remake, Review, sci-fi, talking animal, Val Kilmer
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Tales From the Crypt: Bordello of Blood
House of the Setting Sun Will somebody tell this Whoopi Goldburg how to pick a script? Her summer basketball comedy Eddie turned out to be an airball, while the expensive Theodore Rex was relegated to a vid release. I haven’t … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, Chris Sarandon, comedy, Corey Feldman, Erika Elaniak, gore, horror, Movie, prostitution, Review, sequel, vampire
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Chain Reaction
A Big Bomb Chicago residents who were disappointed that our city was destroyed off-screen in Independence Day can find some consolation in this new Andrew Davis thriller, in which a big chunk of the south side is flattened by an … Continue reading
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Tagged action, Andrew Davis, Brian Cox, Chicago, conspiracy, disaster, explosions, Fred Ward, gadgetry, Joanna Cassidy, Keanu Reeves, Morgan Freeman, Movie, Neil Flynn, Rachel Weisz, Review, sci-fi
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The Adventures of Pinocchio
Got Wood? This version of Collodi’s story from director Steve Barron has a peculiarly European flavor. It sticks closer to the book than Disney, while throwing in odd ideas. None of the characters are surprised that the puppet’s come to … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, boys turned into donkeys, donkey, fairy, fairy tale, Frankenstein, kids, Martin Landeau, monster, Movie, puppet, Review, whale
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Joe’s Apartment
Jammin’ at Joe’s MTV breaks into features with this bigscreen expansion of John Payson’s short. Jerry O’Connell plays sweet-faced hick Joe, seeking his fortune in the Big City, only to get beat up by hard knocks exaggerated to a ridiculous … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, comedy, Don Ho, fantasy, Jerry O'Connell, Movie, New York, Review, Robert Vaughn, talking animal
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