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Well, I’m probably not going to be getting any sleep tonight. I just finished watching Roman Polanski’s 1965 psychological thriller, Repulsion, and for fear of suffering extremely vivid nightmares involving
Well, I’m probably not going to be getting any sleep tonight. I just finished watching Roman Polanski’s 1965 psychological thriller, Repulsion, and for fear of suffering extremely vivid nightmares involving
Aliens is a sequel to Alien in only a few ways. First, both films contain the same alien species. Second, the character of Ripley is in both films, after she
Generally speaking, I divide non-documentary films into three types. There are plot driven films where story takes precedence over character. There are portrait films where an examination of a character
I’m a very politically and socially minded person. I’ve made little to no effort to hide my liberal affectations on this blog, and it should be fairly apparent from my
U – 103mins – Animation/Comedy/Family – 10th August 2011 Despite me trying to be as neutral as possible before settling down to watch a film I found myself preparing for
Contains Spoilers! J.J Abrahams teams up with a handful of producers inclusive of Steven Spielberg, entirely irrelevant to the content discussed hereon, in the making of yet another sci fi
This movie is just plain great. Its a shoot-em-up movie that purposefully sets itself in to the world of a hard-boiled PI named Malone. It’s set in modern times, although
Mr.Enslin please don’t do this…………… The last words said to him before he enters room 1408……. #Chills running down spine# Mike Enslin (John Cusack) a published author of some great
Malaysian born James Wan is most respected by me for coming up with the whole idea for SAW along with Leigh Whanell. Regardless of this achievement, James Wan has not