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My Movie Song Of The Week #81

“To Sir With Love” by Lulu (from TO SIR WITH LOVE) – Bede Jermyn

Dir: Campion Murphy Starring: Dominic Purcell, Faith Ford, Christine Evangelista, Scott Elrod The Film: Escapee is a film with some interesting ideas, but it is very predictable and full of typical clichés. I really wanted to like this film, but it really fell into ‘typical slasher’ territory and it did not offer anything new or … Continue reading →

[AFFFF ’12] Poupoupidou (Nobody Else But You)

Every so often a film comes along and is absolutely surprising and not at all what was expected. Nobody Else But You or Poupoupidou as I prefer is that film for me, I had my expectations on what it was about and how it may unfold but it was not at all what I thought … Continue reading →

[AFFFF ’12] Les Contes de La Nuit (Tales Of The Night)

Tales Of The Night is a wonderfully unique visual experience; its animation is stunning and quite stylised. I was impressed simply by the look of this film, it is wonderfully crafted from the get go. The story here is a simple one, it features three friends in a Parisian theatre who come up with stories … Continue reading →

Funk’s Top 10: ‘Community’ Episodes

D’ya want to know what’s great? Community. It’s one of the smartest and funniest TV shows doing the rounds. It works not just as a sitcom but as a brilliant satire on current media trends. The cast of characters are becoming iconic and the catchphrases are infectious. It’s not unlike Arrested Development and not unlike … Continue reading →

[The Super Five] 5 Serial Killer Films That Genuinely Frighten and Disturb Me

Welcome back to this weekly feature at SuperMarcey.com called ‘The Super Five’. This is a different take on the ‘Top 10’ or ‘List’ style features, where I take a subject and simply name five things. It isn’t a top list, just simply five things for your enjoyment! For this weeks list, I decided to go … Continue reading →

My Movie Song Of The Week #80

“Let The River Run” by Carly Simon (from WORKING GIRL) – Bede Jermyn

DVD Review: DeadHeads [MA15]

Dir: The Pierce Brothers Starring: Michael McKiddy, Ross Kidder, Markus Taylor The Film: I love a good horror/comedy, the blend of genres is never an easy task and sometimes one needs to sit through some bad before a good one comes along. I am very happy to report that DeadHeads is one of the good … Continue reading →

[AFFFF ’12] J’aime Regarder Les Filles (18 Years Old And Rising)

18 Years Old And Rising is another example of why I absolutely love French cinema; more specifically in the way it portrays young people. This is a coming of age story about a young man, and what it does right is give us a real character. He isn’t a character who is wise beyond his … Continue reading →

[Review] The Lorax (2012) by Logan Fowler

When it comes to literary adaptations for film, the books we hold near and dear to us will come under heavy scrutiny if their transfers to film don’t work as best as we will hope. This is a philosophy that I recently faced when The Lorax recently debuted at local multiplexes. The book it is … Continue reading →

Super Power Up Podcast – The SNES Gaming Edition

Download HERE Welcome to the Super Power Up Podcast – The SNES Gaming Edition, a spin off of the Super Podcast! This new series is about gaming, a little departure from the film talk. In this next episode we move along from the NES to the next advancement from Nintendo with the Super Nintendo Entertainment … Continue reading →

DVD Review: Offspring Season 2 [M15]

Starring: Asher Keddie, Kat Stewart, Eddie Perfect, Debra Mailman, Don Hany and John Waters The Show: Offspring is without a doubt one of the best and most successful recent Australian shows. And it deserves to be, it is a great and appealing show on every level and it isn’t just for a select group. The … Continue reading →

DVD Review: Don’t Let Him In [MA15]

Dir: Kelly Smith Starring: Sophie Linfield, Sam Hazeldine, Gordon Alexander The Film: From the get go we know we’re in for something gruesome, as the opening credit sequence tells us with Don’t Let Him In. It then tells us what led up to the event as we rewind a few days. We meet four characters, … Continue reading →

[AFFFF ’12] Le Chat Du Rabbin (The Rabbi’s Cat)

The Rabbi’s Cat is what I would call a pleasant surprise; I went into this film blind. I had no idea other than it was an animation, of what it was about or the back story. You see this film was originally a 5-part comic series, which was highly popular in France from writer and … Continue reading →