Director: Edgar Wright Screenplay: Edgar Wright and Krysty Wilson-Cairns Minutes: 116 Year: 2021 Score: 9.53 Release: Theatrical Much like Ellie Turner, played by Thomasin McKenzie, I have not been able to shake the imagery from Edgar Wright’s LAST NIGHT IN SOHO. With my complicated film rating system, it is rare for a film to score […]
Read more "Theatrical Review – Last Night in Soho"Jakob’s Wife Director: Travis Stevens Screenplay: Kathy Charles, Mark Steensland, Travis Stevens Minutes: 98 Year: 2021 Score: 8.27 Release: Amazon Prime Video I would like to claim that the trailer for Jakob’s Wife is what sold me on the film, but that would be a lie. I saw something that said Barbara Crampt… and I […]
Read more "VOD Review – Jakob’s Wife"Director: Natasha Kermani Screenplay: Brea Grant Year: 2020 Running time: 83 minutes Score: 7.93 Release: Shudder Listen, I know this really isn’t the same thing, so forgive me. When I was in high school and recently licensed to drive, I was tooling between destinations one beautiful Friday afternoon. The cause is irrelevant, but I crashed […]
Read more "Streaming Review – Lucky"At no point did I expect that I would be writing anything about the Slumber Party Massacre trilogy. Then, during a quarantine style slumber party, or a Zoom meeting with friends, I had mentioned watching parts one and two and my friends’ level of interest was suspiciously greater than I was prepared for. The most […]
Read more "Slumber Party Massacre Trilogy"The Invisible Man Director: Leigh Whannell Screenplay: Leigh Whannell Minutes: 124 Year: 2020 Score: 8.07 Release: Universal Pictures Home Entertainment Fun fact, I am now very well aware that my wife is not a fan of home invasion movies in which the antagonist is invisible. From UPHE.com: What you can’t see can hurt you. Trapped […]
Read more "Blu-ray Review – The Invisible Man – UPHE"Director: Shinya Tsukamoto Screenplay: Shinya Tsukamoto Minutes: 77 Year: 2002 Score: 6.93 Release: Tartan Asia Extreme Sometimes I wonder about how younger generations feel about the surveillance culture they live in. When I am in public, I know that I am surrounded by, at least, as many cameras than I am people, and double that […]
Read more "A Snake of June"A Bucket of Blood Director: Roger Corman Screenplay: Charles B. Griffith Minutes: 66 Year: 1959 Score: 6.93 Release: Olive Signature I don’t really care for the concept of a blind spot when it comes to movies. Time, being a master to us all, taste, changing like the wind, and availability all play a part in […]
Read more "Blu-ray Review – A Bucket of Blood – Olive Signature"Ma Director: Tate Taylor Screenplay: Scotty Landes Minutes: 97 Year: 2019 Score: 6.53 Release: Universal Picture Home Entertainment After watching this film, knowing nothing about its background, I would have no problem believing that it was originally pitched as an episode of Criminal Minds. Click HERE for a chance to win a blu-ray. From UPHE.com: (Amazon) […]
Read more "Blu-ray Giveaway – MA – UPHE"Director: Dario Argento Screenplay: Dario Argento Minutes: 107 Year: 1987 Score: 8.20 Release: Scorpion Limited Edition Opera sits next to Susperia for my favorite Argento films, which is on the left fully depends on my mood. From RoninFlix.com: When young opera singer Betty takes over the leading role in an avant-garde presentation of Verdi’s Macbeth, […]
Read more "Blu-ray Review – Opera – Scorpion Films"First thing first, I loved Us. It is some of the finest, modern, general release, horror films that I have watched in a while.
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