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
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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
DVD Review: Being Elmo – A Puppeteer’s Journey [G]
As someone who grew up watching Sesame Street and The Muppets, these wonderful puppet creations pioneered by Jim Henson have been a huge part of my life. I used to watch Sesame Street almost every day, I had books of Sesame Street, and I enjoyed the antics of Kermit the Frog and gang. Continue reading
DVD Review: The Kid With A Bike [M15]
The story is simple for The Kid With A Bike, it isn’t something that over complicates itself and it manages to tell its story successfully in under 90 minutes. Continue reading
[RRFF ’12] My Boyfriend Is An Angel
Every so often a film comes out of the angel-sub genre variety, and they certainly range in subject matter. I prefer films such as Dogma, and try and avoid the City Of Angels type … Continue reading
Blu-ray Review: The Raid [MA15]
Dir: Gareth Evans Starring: Iko Uwais, Yayan Ruhian, Joe Taslim, Donny Alamsyah, Pierre Gruno, Tegar Satrya, Ray Sahetapy The Film: The Raid is a film right up my alley, a mixture of action/martial arts/horror/thriller are all the elements that really make me tick as a film fan. There had been nothing but positive reviews and … Continue reading
DVD Review: Treasure Of The Black Jaguar [MA15]
Dir: Mike Bruce Starring: Cameron Van Hoy, Michael Drayer, Timothy V. Murphy The Film: Treasure Of The Black Jaguar is quite the journey; it’s a rather different film and a modern type of grindhouse one. For me this was a rather cool film, one that just does not come up very often. The driving force … Continue reading
Marcey & A.J.’s September Blog-a-Thon – Week 1: Miracle Mile
Miracle Mile is a product of the Cold War era, and the paranoia it pounded into people. The film has a simple premise, with a young man answering the phone at a phone booth in the early hours of the morning, and hearing a warning about missiles hitting the city in around an hour’s time. Continue reading