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Category Archives: Review
The Frighteners
Ghost Ghostbusters Those that feared that kiwi auteur Peter Jackson would turn “respectable” after Heavenly Creatures can rest easy – his latest offering is as solidly psychotronic as anything he’s ever done.
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged action, blood, Dee Wallace, ghosts, gore, horror, Jake Busey, Jeffrey Combs, John Astin, Michael J. Fox, monster, Movie, murder, Peter Jackson, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, R. Lee Ermey, Review
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Independence Day
Fireworks from Space Nearly every country in the world seems to have some kind of independence day holiday, and they all celebrate the same way – by blowing up stuff real good! It’s some kind of shared tension/release effect that … Continue reading
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Tagged action, atomic bomb, blood, Brent Spiner, explosions, gadgetry, gun fu, horror, invasion, Jeff Goldblum, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, nuclear holocaust, Randy Quaid, Review, Roland Emmerich, sci-fi, space alien, spaceship, Will Smith, zap guns
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Classics Illustrated Just as Disney is being attacked by lame-brained Christian groups for their benign attitude toward their homosexual employees, they release this powerful new animated version of Hugo’s tale that features a recoded plot.
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie
Hai Kiba! I’m one of those who hated this show – until I actually saw it. If you haven’t sampled it on cable (or the cut-down syndie version), here’s your chance to see the funniest show on TV – in … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, comedy, explosions, gadgetry, giant monster, horror, Kevin Murphy, mad laboratory, mad scientist, Michael J. Nelson, monster, Movie, mutants, Review, robot, sci-fi, sequel, space alien, spaceship, Trace Beaulieu
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The Arrival
They’re here already! I wasn’t expecting much from this one, other than an attempt to cash in on The X-Files, but I was pleasantly surprised – this is one summer movie that’s actually better than its trailers. Charlie Sheen uses … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlie Sheen, conspiracy, mad laboratory, Movie, Review, Ron Silver, sci-fi, space alien, weird gadgets
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Mission: Impossible
Self-destructs The TV show followed a strict formula: every week, the Impossible Mission Force pulled off some outrageously contrived sting operation against the evil dictator of a small third world country. No soap, just pure plot, with a solid ensemble … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adaptation, Brian De Palma, car chase, explosions, gadgetry, gun fu, helicopter, Jean Reno, John Voight, kung fu, Movie, Review, Tom Cruise, train, TV, vehicle chase, Ving Rhames
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Dragonheart
Minimum Wage A well made medieval adventure film which is also partly a buddy picture – but in this case, the buddy makes all the difference. Sean Connery supplies the voice of Draco, last of the dragons and the most … Continue reading
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Tagged dragon, fantasy, magic, monster, Movie, Review, Rob Cohen, Sean Connery, swordplay, talking animal
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Cemetery Man
Dig This! Aka: Dellamorte Dellamore. Argento protégé Michelle Soavi steps firmly out from the maestro’s shadow with this 1994 exploration of the macabre black comedy he’d only hinted at in his previous films.
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Tagged Anna Falchi, blood, comedy, Eurotrash, ghost, gore, graveyard, gun fu, heads roll, horror, Italy, Michelle Soavi, Movie, necrophilia, Review, Rupert Everett, zombie
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Deafula
No one can hear you scream This is one of the rarest of all vampire films, which you see listed in a lot of movie guides but not many people have seen it. Most describe it as a version of … Continue reading
Broken Arrow
Die Hard … in Utah?! Modern action movies have been compared to roller coaster rides, which is true in more ways than one. When you board a roller coaster, you pretty much know what to expect: you’ll be going up … Continue reading
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Tagged action, atomic bomb, car chase, Christian Slater, explosions, gun fu, helicopter, John Travolta, John Woo, kung fu, Kurtwood Smith, Movie, psycho killer, Review, Samantha Mathis, train
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