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Monthly Archives: March 2009
A Review of Highlander
Right off of the Evil Dead, I went into another film that had been proclaimed as nothing but fun. This was Highlander, one of the more popular fantasy films of the 80s. Well, I was in the mood for such … Continue reading
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A Review of The Evil Dead
I have always admired the goal behind many so called “cult” films. These are usually the films furthest removed from the Hollywood clutches. There is no talk of demographics, there is no talk of “how the film plays.” It is … Continue reading
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The Who’s Tommy: The Endless Bombardment of Remakes
Lately, I have had Tommy on my mind. I am not sure why, really. Perhaps it has to do with the fact that I managed to locate a recording of the “Original Broadway Cast” last week and have been listening … Continue reading
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A Review of Let the Right One In
This film has become famous in some circles for being almost the anti-Twilight. I am not here to compare it to Twilight. Instead, I am here to compare it to other vampire films. Frankly, this is the best of it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Current Films/New Releases
Tagged Foreign Film, Sweden, Twilight, Vampires
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A Review of Watchmen
Have you read the graphic novel? If you have never done so, then stop reading right now. Seriously. Turn off the computer, go to your nearest bookstore, buy it, and read it. Frankly, you have no right to watch the … Continue reading
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A Review of Beavis and Butthead Do America
I am starting to believe that my Netflix queue is possessed by some sort of trickster demon. First, I get a Gus Van Sant art film. Then, I get the movie based upon the largest Generation X cartoon in history. … Continue reading
A Review of Elephant
My experience with this film is completely random. Basically, it was the next thing on my Netflix queue. I have about sixty things on there at any given point. So, right now, it is a Gus Van Sant art film. … Continue reading
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