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Blu-ray Review: Frankenstein’s Army [MA15+] by Bede Jermyn

Blu-ray Review: Frankenstein’s Army [MA15+] by Bede Jermyn

Dir: Richard Raaphorst Cast: Karel Roden, Joshua Sesse, Alexander Mercury, Luke Newberry, Andrei Zayats, Robert Gwilyn, Hon Ping Tang, Mark Stevenson. The Film: Even though I’m probably in the minority but I don’t care, I’m a fan of found-footage films. Since I first started working for SuperMarcey.com, I’ve talked many times in the past (whether it was on … Continue reading

DVD Review: A Common Man [M15] by Bea Harper

DVD Review: A Common Man [M15] by Bea Harper

Dir: Chandran Rutnam Starring: Ben Kingsley, Ben Cross, Frederick-James Lobato The Film: We all know terrorism is a total ballsac of a thing and the most tragic thing is, we are never truly surprised that it happens on a regular basis. When films about this sensitive subject are made, there always must be some measure … Continue reading

DVD Review: The Tower [M15] by Bea Harper

DVD Review: The Tower [M15] by Bea Harper

Director: Ji-hoon Kim Starring: Kyung-gu Sol, Ye-jin Son, Sang-kyung Kim, In-Pyo Cha The Film: Let’s face it- disaster movies are awesome. They have that certain appeal of showing an almost incomprehensible calamity in all of it’s destructive glory and how the characters involved deal with them. Granted, this genre has been around ever since the birth … Continue reading

DVD Review: The Central Park Five [M15]

DVD Review: The Central Park Five [M15]

Dir: Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, David McMahon Featuring: Antron McCray, Kevin Richardson, Raymond Santana, Yusef Salaam and Kharey Wise The Film: The Central Park Five is as disturbing and as sad of a documentary you are likely to find, because it shows that being in the wrong place, at the wrong time with the wrong … Continue reading

DVD Review: The Imposter [M15]

DVD Review: The Imposter [M15]

Dir: Bart Layton Featuring: Frédéric Bourdin The Film: The truth is certainly stranger than fiction, and one of the most unusual stories that has come out as a doco/drama in recent years is THE IMPOSTER. I was unfamiliar with this story when I stepped into watch the film for the first time (I have since … Continue reading

DVD Review: Here [M] by Bea Harper

DVD Review: Here [M] by Bea Harper

Director: Braden King Starring: Ben Foster, Lubna Azabal The Film: I will give my honest opinion right now- despite it’s good intentions, this movie bored me. I didn’t find it particularly poignant or memorable and in the end, I found myself wondering what went astray in me that I didn’t enjoy this movie as much … Continue reading