So Jean-Claude Van Damme is one of my favourite actors and action stars, so how is it that I have not yet done a list related to him? Well that is now being changed, because I am here to offer a list! With all the things I could write about in regards to Van Damme, … Continue reading
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[Review] Don’t Move- Short Horror Film [2013]
Lowdown: A bunch of friends assemble for their regular ‘games night’. When they make the mistake of misusing an Ouija board things go to Hell and friendships are tested. What I love about some horror films is that they take the opportunity to broach common, almost mundane subjects that trouble us all … Continue reading
[Review] Click – Short Horror Film
Lowdown: A group of children play in an abandoned building with naught but a light switch. Although the concept of creepiness is subjective depending on the beholder, William Princes’ 15 minute short ‘Click’ is one of my favourite UK-based horror shorts because it doesn’t rely on make up, sensationalism and bombastic means of getting your attention. … Continue reading
[Review] Daniel – Short Horror Film (2014)
Okie doke, this is my inaugural short film review, so if it’s short, it’s probably precisely for that reason! Lowdown: A young boy hides in the closet from a pair of menacing strangers who have invaded his house with murder on their minds. When it comes to putting together a short film of any genre, … Continue reading
DVD Review: Cheap Thrills (2013) [R18]
Dir: E.L. Katz Starring: Pat Healy, Ethan Embry, Sara Paxton, David Koechner The Film: What would you do for guaranteed money? Just how far is too far? These are just some of the questions set before us in the debut feature from E.L. Katz. This horror, thriller and dark comedy goes to some very dark … Continue reading
[Review] Transformers: Age Of Extinction (2014)
Marcey review’s the latest from Michael Bay Continue reading
[MIFF ’14] We Are The Best! (2013)
By the time the credits rolled on WE ARE THE BEST!, I had a big smile on my face. Not since my last viewing of STAND BY ME, has a film just resonated with me so much, I could almost feel myself in the characters of the film. The message and the heart of the … Continue reading
[MIFF ’14] Anina (2013)
ANINA was submitted for the Oscars, for the Best Foreign Language Film category from Uruguay. It was not successful in getting a nomination unfortunately, but it is more than deserving of that honour. This is a beautiful film, with fantastic animation and a great story. It is honestly always a pleasure to see animation that … Continue reading
[Review] Maleficent (2014) by Bea Harper
Once upon a time, in a far away land, Angelina Jolie, one of the most bankable and popular actresses ever to grace the modern screen brought to life one of Disney’s most iconic and beloved villains to life- Maleficent. A character so wicked, cruel and calculating she scared the very pants off you because she … Continue reading
[Review] 22 Jump Street (2014)
Marcey reviews the fantastic comedy sequel, read it here! Continue reading
[Review] Edge Of Tomorrow (2014)
Marcey is back with her review of the latest sci-fi actioner! Continue reading
[90s Horror Movie Month] The Guardian (1990) by Garrett Collins
Starring: Jenny Seagrove, Dwier Brown, Carey Lowell, Brad Hall, and Miguel Ferrer. As fans of the horror genre, we are asked to buy a lot of strange concepts. A man who kills people in their dreams. A bullied teen who happens to have telekinesis. An adopted boy who comes to be the spawn of Satan. … Continue reading
[Review] Godzilla (2014) with Marcey and Bea
Marcey: Hello everyone and welcome to this conversational review of the latest Godzilla movie! Bea: Gee golly gosh, it feels like an age, donnit? Marcey: It feels like I have waited my entire life for Hollywood to finally get Godzilla right! And you know what in the hands of Gareth Edwards and his team, it … Continue reading
Exclusive Interview: John Fallon talks The Shelter
SuperMarcey.com is proud to be able to present to you an interview between Super Marcey and John Fallon ‘The Arrow’! John Fallon has embarked on his journey with his first directorial feature length film THE SHELTER, and we have been following the progress closely. John Fallon is perhaps best known as The Arrow of Arrow … Continue reading