Loron Hays
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Mass-destruction on an apocalyptic level isn’t really a laughing matter…at least not always. Driven by absurd logic, one-note performances and drive-thru fantasy, director Andrew Marton’s Crack in the...
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Horrible Bosses , in my opinion, is the real sequel to The Hangover . It captures the same loose spirit and outlandish antics of that film and is just as hysterically mental without getting insincere...
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Delivering a gory right jab straight into the face of its viewers, Zombie Holocaust is easily the best cannibal/zombie meat-fest to ever emerge from Italy. It’s a horror film that specializes in the a...
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Fresh from surviving The Expendables with Sylvester Stallone and his assembled wrecking crew, Dolph Lundgren quickly returns to the action genre only to direct himself in a revenge-styled flick that’s...
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In the over caffeinated mega-male screaming-is-acting homophobic cinema of Michael Bay, really loud explosions occur just as often as farts do and leave a lingering odor no bottle of expensive cologne...
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While it isn’t the most perfect of comedies to come along in a great while, Bad Teacher is perfect in its gut-busting politically incorrect antics as one teacher robs, cheats, and swindles her way int...
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There’s an underdog sense of determination that hounds this low-budget production about the true life adventures of Danny Greene. Writer-director Jonathan Hensleigh's mobster movie might telegraph a b...
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Pixar’s revved-up sequel of their 2006 hit film, Cars , is indeed a triumphant overhaul of a film that usually gets dismissed as the least favorite of their titles. It’s a shiny endeavor that results...
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Based on the novel by Richard Jessup, Norman Jewison’s The Cincinnati Kid is as razor-sharp as the four corners on a deck of cards. Rhythmic and dynamically succinct, Jewison allows the film to breath...
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If anything can be said about Quentin Dupieux’s film, know that Rubber will have you identifying with a car tire and never tiring of the puns that tread in the wake of such a statement. It’s a film wh...
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This is not the Green Lantern movie its fans have waited to see. Positioned in what is deemed as the “safe zone” between the surprisingly stellar X-Men: First Class and the anticipated release of Capt...
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A movie about making movies always has a sort of bizarre allure to it and Richard Rush’s The Stunt Man , first appearing in 1980, is not a stranger to either quality. Praised and, in fact, buoyed by p...
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George Lucas’s ode to the social phenomenon of cruisin’ is a remarkably candid affair. Often a victim of adlib and off-the-cuff antics and guffaws from its teenage cast, American Graffiti has a unique...
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There has always been something special about Ridley Scott’s Legend . Too bad it never gets the recognition it deserves. Maybe, with a new coat of HD paint and a look into the Director’s Cut of the fi...
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Super 8 is sci-fi fantasy fulfillment at its most complete. Like the finest of wine-accompanying meals, J.J. Abrams’ sleek homage to the feel and look of the classic films directed and/or produced Ste...
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