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The old school blade of horror and suspense gets sharpened in heavy metal rocker-turned-filmmaker Rob Zombie’s The Lords of Salem . While it was much maligned by critics upon its initial release, the...
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As far as exploitation cinema goes, Hells Angels on Wheels is actually a solid offering of two-wheeled mayhem in the years before Easy Rider . It was originally filmed when people and headline news we...
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Sharknado is a magnificent joke; a really, really splendid joke of a bad movie. Wait, your brain says, if it’s a joke then how is it worthy of all those stars? How can it be considered perfect? Becaus...
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Perhaps the timing of Riddick , the sequel to Pitch Black and The Chronicles of Riddick is a stroke of genius. After all, it’s a literal dead season for movies and there is just little of great intere...
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Heads will roll. Lots and lots and lots of 'em. Based on the comic book series of the same name by Robert Kirkman, The Walking Dead continues its macabre assault on AMC with a mighty third season that...
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Once upon a very brief time, Dolph Lundgren was being groomed to be the next badass superstar. And then Hollywood woke up, realizing he was already a parody. Made at the very peak of his brief rise to...
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Oh, but no. Just no. Having no idea what to expect from a movie entitled Pawn Shop Chronicles but sporting an interesting cast, I thought I would give it a fair shake. Unfortunately, that’s where my f...
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I’m being generous with a 3 star review for Larry Cohen’s flawed movie, I know. Kick dust at me. Go ahead. The gimme-my-paycheck acting of David Carradine is terrible; the court scenes are grueling at...
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A slimmed-down (or well-concealed) John Travolta plays a cold-blooded Serbian war criminal (wait, what?) and Robert De Niro forgets his southern accent over Jaeger shots in director Mark Steven Johnso...
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Loosely based on the real life Canadian manhunt for `Mad Trapper' Albert Johnson, director Peter Hunt ( On Her Majesty’s Secret Service ) proves once again to be stellar behind the camera as Death Hun...
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Saving the best for the last, director Edgar Wright and star Simon Pegg nicely wrap up their “Cornetto” trilogy with The World’s End . It is a movie that is refreshing and hilarious and – shockingly e...
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One of the few filmic anomalies in the classic era of the long-running Doctor Who series has finally received the upgrade it so richly deserves. Jon Pertwee's first outing as the Doctor is the first t...
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The no CGI mandate continues as Adam Green’s uber-bloody Hatchet series comes up with its third and freshest entry. Directed by BJ McDonnell, Hatchet 3 begins precisely where the second one ended – wi...
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A Boy and His Dog is the perfect post-apocalyptic movie. The dark humor from science fiction author Harlan Ellison (writer for Star Trek , The Alfred Hitchcock Hour , and The Outer Limits ) is strikin...
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Originally inspired by spacey Mormon theology concerning a planet named Kolob and the council of twelve, the original Battlestar Galactica movie (but really just the first three episodes of the series...
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