After the initial set up with the film, I was completely hooked and I was glued to the screen the entire time. This was a film that even managed to creep me out a little and I did actually react to an impressive scene full of ‘jump scares’. Continue reading
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DVD Review: Hirokin – The Last Samuari [MA15]
Dir: Alejo Mo-Sun Starring: Wes Bentley, Julian Sands, Jessica Szohr, Angus Macfadyen The Film: I really knew nothing about Hirokin before watching the film, I had seen a brief trailer and that was about it. From the trailer the film looked as if it was well made, it certainly looked nice visually; I just had … Continue reading
Marcey & A.J.’s September Blog-a-Thon – Week 3: Things Change
I have seen a number of David Mamet’s work, and I have been a fan of those I have seen. He’s a solid talent, great talent as a writer and a director. Things Change is a film I had not really heard about Continue reading
Sink your teeth into two new clips from Bait 3D
Bait 3D is hitting Australian screens this Thursday the 20th of September, and to celebrate the release we have two brand new clips from the film for you. I don’t know about you but I enjoy a classic tale of shark vs. man, and Bait 3D certainly has a pretty cool setting! Scope out the … Continue reading
[Review] Jiro Dreams Of Sushi by A.J. Hakari
In the right hands, documentaries can have all the drama and capacity to open one’s eyes to new worlds that fiction does, with the added bonus of knowing that it’s all for real, yo. Continue reading
DVD Review: Lucky [M15]
Lucky is a quirky black comedy, about serial murder and gold digging, elements that can work together however in this case they don’t quite blend. This isn’t a bad film, it also isn’t a great one either Continue reading
Interview: David Gelb talks about Jiro Dreams Of Sushi
SuperMarcey.com was lucky enough to have to opportunity to have a chat with David Gelb (big thanks to Bill), about his latest film Jiro Dreams Of Sushi. David spoke about the film, sushi and Jiro. We here at SM.com are very happy to be bringing you this fantastic interview, Jiro Dreams Of Sushi is a … Continue reading
Marcey’s 31 Days Of Horror Viewing List
Here you will find my viewing list for my yearly ritual 31 Days Of Horror. Each day during October I will watch a horror film I haven’t seen before! Continue reading
DVD Review: Offspring Season 3 [M15]
Offspring really is one of the best Australian TV series, at least for the past few years but it certainly holds a special place in our TV history. Continue reading
DVD Review: The Forgiveness Of Blood [PG]
After the fantastic film Maria Full Of Grace, director Joshua Marston certainly placed himself on a lot of radar’s including my own. I was very curious to see how his latest effort The Forgiveness Of Blood had turned out; this was something that seemed quite different. Continue reading
Super Podcast Ep 97 – Talkin’ about The Expendables 2, Van Damme, Lundgren, Norris and Adkins
Super Podcast is back at ya once again, with your host Super Marcey! She is joined by the head-honcho of The Action Elite Eoin Friel to bring you an action packed episode! In this podcast we discuss The Expendables 2 Continue reading
Marcey & A.J.’s September Blog-a-Thon – Week 2: Swimming To Cambodia
Until recently, I was quite unfamiliar with the monologues of the late Spalding Gray. I was however quite familiar with his acting work, having seen him in quite a few things including The Killing Fields which acts as the subject of this week’s Blog-a-thon Swimming To Cambodia. Continue reading
Marcey’s Tribute to VHS
The video here (click post to check it out) is my tribute to VHS/Video Cassette, the now long forgotten format. Included in the video is my collection of VHS tapes that I still have and the stories behind them. Continue reading
[RRFF ’12] Siberia, Monamour
Siberia, Monamour was quite a different film than the others I saw as part of the Russian Resurrection Film Festival. This was a much darker and depressing film, yet by the end there was a sense of hope and the impossible suddenly felt possible. This is the kind of film that isn’t an easy watch, … Continue reading