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For all the boobies throughout this meandering 95-minute horror movie, this was actually a really dull and redundant flick where the killer pretty much does the same ritualistic sacrifice four times with little variation (though one victim he allowed to eat since she was hungry, ordering in Chinese food; how nice of him). I found myself nearly falling asleep a few times. **1.0/5**…

It felt like it was going to continue in the last scene, but I was waiting for a third season. Honestly, people haven't noticed the series. I think it's a show that hasn't received the recognition it deserves. The last episode was good. Hopefully, another production company will pick it up and continue it. I think it was a great series from beginning to end. The acting, the script, the effects, everything was great. I discovered this series by chance, and I'm so glad I did. I finished it in two days. Thank you for your hard work.…

**Score: 8/10 — A Gleefully Deranged, One-of-a-Kind Satirical Spectacle** *Mars Attacks!* is the cinematic equivalent of a sugar rush from a radioactive candy bar—bright, chaotic, and utterly unforgettable. It is a film that **goes places only Tim Burton would dare to take a movie**, blending 1950s B-movie kitsch with nuclear-grade satire, all delivered with a straight-faced, ghoulish glee that is uniquely his own. From its all-star cast playing paper-thin archetypes to its gloriously crude, brain-exploding aliens, it is a relentless, hilarious, and **very dark humour** ride from start …

**_Foul satire about meaninglessness and the cult of celebrity_** This was shot in Oct-Nov 1993 when Kurt Cobain & grunge were still fresh and at the height of popularity. Indeed, the protagonist played by Stephen Dorff is reminiscent of Cobain, not to mention the director wanted Nirvana songs on the soundtrack, particularly “All Our Apologies.” While he wasn’t able to secure it due to Kurt’s suicide, he was able to acquire "Teenage Whore" by his widow and her band Hole. Meanwhile references to Soundgarden are all over the place, including the opening credit’s song “Jesus Christ Pose.” …

"Cold Storage" won't be winning any awards, nor is it terribly memorable, but it is fun. This is a very downbeat horror action comedy with a fungal zombie vibe that's ridiculous enough to work. It's backed by a cast of down-on-their-luck, likeable characters who very sensibly don't take themselves too seriously. The results are quite watchable. I did like the "he's got COVID" moment. It's probably the only point where I would say this film was genuinely funny. That said, there's plenty of action to keep things chugging along. In summary, a silly, fun, zombie action flick. Worth a l…

In all honesty, I found "The Resurrected" a little too darkly cruel and cynical, for my liking. Capably acted with an intriguing, if at times, overly complex script, this series is a deep dive into what motivates people to do terrible, unforgivable things to one another. Beyond that you have a tale of organised crime, sexual abuse, torture and cruelty that can be hard to stomach. To be honest, I came close to not finishing this one for the aforementioned reasons. It was only because I wanted to know who did what to whom and why, that I kept watching. Would I come back fo…

Poking fun at the supposedly sacred can sometimes be a source of perverse glee, particularly when targeted against works of art and literature that many might consider off limits and untouchable. Undertakings like that, however, were made for writer-director Emerald Fennell. As a filmmaker with a reputation for unapologetically telling stories with outrageous narratives, she was the perfect choice for the assignment of skewering Emily Bronté’s classic 1847 novel Wuthering Heights. Long considered one of the best works of English literature, this Gothic romance with a tawdry underbelly has long…

OK, so aside from the fact that polar bears and penguins live at opposite ends of the planet, this is really just a chilly version of a “Tom and Jerry” cartoon. The legend, began an whole twenty years ago, tells of two critters who were after a bumper catch of bluefin tuna. Snag? Well it was guarded by a fearsome dog with teeth that belonged on an orca. The bear has figured out how to neutralise the mutt but the penguin has no intention of allowing his competitor to take the fish, so uses everything from dynamite to an anvil to thwart him. The antics and the lullaby are just too repetitious, s…

I can't stress enough of how much I loved this wonderful piece of cinema here, when I first got the Blu-ray copy of this, I have a feeling this film was already gonna be a blast from start to finish. But I started to watch the first five minutes of the film, I instantly fell in love with the film. And by the time it's over, it has already became one of my favorite movies ever made. I still continue to rewatch it to this day, I still quote line for line for this, If I wanted to be inspired to make a film, I put on this film for me to enjoy. I love the characters, I love the humor and messages, …

This movie was actually a better popcorn action movie than most of these poictacal thrillers come hijack come heists movies of late that are ok for a shelf filler as I would say in my video shop days. I would recommended it for exactly what it is and the known stars. Both well known for brawn.Funny and watchable to the end, if you dont get bored with the non stop violence. 7/10…