Dir: Ricky Wood Starring: David Hayman, Samuel Feeney, Gavin Mitchell The Film: When Mistress Marcey asked me if I would like to review a film about a deranged, depraved cult of inbred cannibals that is based on a true story, do you know what I said? “Well shit, yipee!”. No, seriously, I did. When it … Continue reading
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Blu-ray Review: Kiki’s Delivery Service [G] by Bea Harper
Director: Hayao Miyazaki The Film: First thing’s first, I want to thank Marcey for sending me this movie to re-watch, it really means a lot to me! By now, it’s no surprise that Hayao Miyazaki’s Studio Ghibli is wonderful due to their consistent work on anime films that span multiple genres and that it’s is … Continue reading
[RRFF ’13] Gentlemen Of Fortune (2012) by Bea Harper
Authors Note: First, my apologies- this review was meant to be submitted at an earlier date, just so you know, I feel like a total horse’s arse because this movie has quickly become one of my favourite foreign comedies and it enforces the fact I’m a lousy contributor. The original “Gentlemen of Fortune” was another … Continue reading
[Review] Pacific Rim (2013)
Marcey reviews Pacific Rim, the latest film from visionary director Guillermo del Toro Continue reading
[Review] The Lone Ranger (2013) by Bea Harper
I have always had a huge affinity for the pulp serials of the 30’s- oh yeah, they were HARDLY politically correct when it came to matters such as ethnicity, gender roles and the portrayal of human condition, but they were also simple and most importantly, escapist. Considering the time when this media was available, tough … Continue reading
[Review] Man Of Steel (2013) by Daniel McIntosh
Well finally after 7 years we finally have Superman gracing the screens of our local multiplex cinemas. I have seen the movie twice now and I am still trying to work out exactly how I feel about it. No doubt I will inevitably see it again at the cinema before it finishes its run. You … Continue reading
Blu-ray Review: You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger [M15]
Dir: Woody Allen Starring: Antonio Banderas, Josh Brolin, Anthony Hopkins, Gemma Jones, Freid Pinto, Lucy Punch, Naomi Watts The Film: You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger is a 2010 Woody Allen film, one that has perhaps slipped a little under the radar in favour of Midnight In Paris, despite that being made after this. … Continue reading
[RRFF ’13] A Long And Happy Life
A Long And Happy Life might be the title of the film, but it is certainly misleading and purposely so. I think the title is about the longing for a happy life, which is what I feel our main character Sasha (Aleksandr Yatsenko) wants. He’s moved to rural Russia hoping for that long and happy … Continue reading
[Review] Monsters University (2013)
Monsters University is the long awaited prequel to Pixar’s 2001 hit Monsters Inc. While the company has done sequels, this is their first prequel and it is an intriguing idea. Kids and adults alike were introduced to the world of the monsters, and more specifically two monster friends Mike (voiced by Billy Crystal) and Sully … Continue reading
[Review] Fast and Furious 6 (2013) by Dan McIntosh
So it has been 2 years since we last saw a Fast and Furious movie in the cinema. Was it worth the wait? In short yes. Fast and Furious 6 is a direct continuation of the story and events established in Fast Five and we see the return of the cast ensemble from that film … Continue reading
[Review] World War Z (2013)
Zombies really have been such a big deal in pop culture for many years, at times the market does feel a little saturated. It is hard to pick and chose from what’s on offer, with so many things being very much alike. Fans do pay attention when the sub-genre offers something a little different, with … Continue reading
[Review] Man of Steel by Logan Fowler
Contributor Logan Fowler gives his two cents on the Man Of Steel! Continue reading
[Review] Despicable Me 2 (2013)
The trailers for Despicable Me 2 were really appealing, and with this coming out I thought I’d watch the original. The original was great fun (review here) and I had such a blast, I wound up getting very excited for this, and Despicable Me 2 does not disappoint. It does continue on with the story, … Continue reading
[Bea’s Reviews] Dracula (1979)
“Dracula (1979)” While like Glenn Beck, I don’t have any actual substantive evidence to prove this, in 1979, Frank Langella fathered many children and didn’t even know it because of his role in this movie. I’m not going to waste time by bitching about how inaccurate this film is, partly because it has the same … Continue reading