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My Movie Song Of The Week #206

“Lies” by Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova (from ONCE) – Bede Jermyn

[Bea’s Book Reviews] The Crucible by Arthur Miller

“The Crucible” Author: Arthur Miller Published: 1953 I wanted to take a different approach on my reviews of literary offerings so I’m going with Arthur Miller’s vehement statement against McCarthyism in the dramatised for of the Salem Witch Trials, another period of human bullshit being accepted. Strange and disturbing affairs are afoot in Salem, … Continue reading →

Bede’s MIFF 2014 Video Reviews #5: Boyhood and Kumiko, The Treasure Hunter

BOYHOOD and KUMIKO, THE TREASURE HUNTER In this 5th edition of my 2014 MIFF video reviews, I share my thoughts on Richard Linklater’s critically acclaimed masterpiece BOYHOOD and the fact-based comedy/drama KUMIKO, THE TREASURE HUNTER . For more of my experiences at MIFF, follow me at http://www.twitter.com/BedeJermyn for my daily random thoughts and first reactions to all the films at the festival. … Continue reading →

[Bea’s Book Reviews] The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas

NOTE: This is a request from the ever-learning screen writer Ryan Gallant who, like me, is all about the down and dirty when it comes to badass heroes. “The Count of Monte Cristo” Author: Alexandre Dumas Published: 1844 I’m going to say this right off the bat-Edmond Dantès , aka the Count of … Continue reading →

Legends of Horror – Elvira

It’s been a few weeks(thank you knee surgery), but I’m back with this week’s Legends of Horror! This week, I am going to discuss somebody that hasn’t appeared in many horror films but has been an incredible force in the genre for over thirty years. I’m talking about the Mistress of the Dark herself, Elvira! … Continue reading →

[Bea’s Book Reviews] Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov

“Lolita” Author: Vladimir Nabokov Published: 1955 Yeah, this review is gonna be slightly tricky due to how controversial this classic is in terms of content. Please note that in no way do I condone the character of Humbert Humbert nor do I feel Nabokov was trying to glorify pedophilia. Humbert Humbert is a monster, … Continue reading →

Bede’s MIFF 2014 Video Reviews #4: Sorcerer and The One I Love

SORCERER and THE ONE I LOVE In this 4th edition of my 2014 MIFF video reviews, I share my thoughts on William Friedkin’s 1977 forgotten classic SORCERER and the unique romantic comedy/drama THE ONE I LOVE. For more of my experiences at MIFF, follow me at http://www.twitter.com/BedeJermyn for my daily random thoughts and first reactions to all the films at the … Continue reading →

Bede’s MIFF 2014 Video Reviews #3: It Follows and Anina

IT FOLLOWS and ANINA In this 3rd edition of my 2014 MIFF video reviews, I share my thoughts on the indie horror film IT FOLLOWS and the Uruguayan animated film ANINA . For more of my experiences at MIFF, follow me at http://www.twitter.com/BedeJermyn for my daily random thoughts and first reactions to all the films at the festival.

Bede’s 10 Films To Check Out In Preparation For The Expendables 3

This week marks the release of one of this year’s most highly anticipated action films: THE EXPENDABLES 3. As a big fan of this series, I can’t wait to see it! Yes, I acknowledge that the films themselves are dumb, mindless, clichéd action films that are neither well acted or well written, but for me personally I still have … Continue reading →

Bede’s Bad Movie Tweet-A-Thon Special Edition: Sharknado 2 – The Second One

Hey everyone! Welcome to a very special edition of my Bad Movie Tweet-A-Thon series. Now I know what you are thinking: what is it about this one that makes it more special than all other entries in the series? Well, I’ll tell you. Usually with my articles, I would let you guys choose which bad film I should … Continue reading →

My Movie Song Of The Week #205

“Live To Tell” by Madonna (from AT CLOSE RANGE) – Bede Jermyn

[Bea’s Book Reviews] The Witching Hour by Bea Harper

“The Witching Hour” Author: Anne Rice Published: 1990 Back in the Old Days (those unmentionable awkward teenage years), I was one of the many lonely, plump around the middle, latently horny girls who got a serious kick out of the film adaptation of Anne Rice’s best seller “Interview With The Vampire”. After watching it for … Continue reading →

[DVD Review] Almost Human (2013) by Bea Harper

Dir: John Begos Starring: Graham Skipper, Josh Ethier and Vanessa Leigh The Film: On October 13, 1987 in the town of Patten, Maine, a shaken Seth Hampton (Skipper) tries to warn his best friend Mark Fisher (Ethier) of an eerie blue light that sucked their friend Rob into the sky as a piercing screech rendered … Continue reading →

[Review] Tale Of A Vampire (1992) by Bea Harper

Author’s note: Fellow blogger and cinema slayer Dom Coccaro kindly requested me to review this oddity of the prehistoric 90’s. Dommy, sweet Dommy, this was all for you. ❤ Beauty, no matter how remarkable always comes with a price, and “Tale Of A Vampire” pays it almost grievously because while aesthetically it is very sumptuous, … Continue reading →