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Not to be confused with the 1989 Patrick Swayze film of the same name…GENERAL INFO:Director: Tony WilliamsStudios: SIS, The Film HouseStarring: Jacki Kerin, John Jarratt, Alex Scott, Gerda NicolsonTagline: There’s No Place Like Home, Bloody Home.MPAA Rating: M for MatureGenre: foreign film, horror, terror, thriller, suspense, mystery, drama, psychological thriller, serial killerScare score: C+Rating: B- […]… Continue reading Next of Kin (1982) — Horror Snob | Horror Film Reviews

Star Wars Day came and went during the screenings of these last ten films and MMC! celebrated with its Star Wars-adjacent favourite, The War of the Stars. MMC! also continues to work its way through its Tora-san Limited Edition Trunk Set, revisiting the exquisitely shot and lovingly uncharacteristic tenth film in the franchise, Tora-san’s Dream-Come-True.… Continue reading 10 on the 10th – May 2020 — Make Mine Criterion!

One of the points that’s been made for more than 40 years is that Star Wars is about family. Of course, that’s always presented in the context of the Skywalkers — the main films are their story, after all. But what about the impact these films have on families in the audience? This is a […]… Continue reading Star Wars: a Mother’s Day tribute — One small front in the culture war

By: Paige Zinaman Comedy, drama, action and intrigue are four of the main components that make up director Darrin Rose’s film One Last Last Heist. Going into the movie you don’t really know what to expect from it. Although it is a short film, it was very comedic and unexpected. In the times […] via One… Continue reading One Last Last Heist — Starry Constellation Magazine

The first James Bond film provides plenty of iconic moments, good action, and style but suffers from a third act with some head scratching moments that may not have translated well from Ian Fleming’s novel. After a British agent named Strangways is killed in Jamaica while collecting information on the villainous Dr. No, James Bond […]… Continue reading Bondathon #1: Dr. No (1962) — Sean Newgent Critiques Things

Horror has a real problem with endings. I can’t begin to list the number of horror films that I’ve seen that nail their first and second act, but peter out in the third. It’s easy to understand why. First act sets up the concept, which is the whole reason that a project greenlit in the […]… Continue reading When a Stranger Calls (1979) — Pandemonium of Absence

About the Author: Brother, this was written by Paul Andolina, who writes the sites Wrestling with Film and Is the Dad Alive? Thunder in Paradise is a direct to video release from 1993 that also served as a jumping off point for a television series of the same name that starred Hulk Hogan as its… Continue reading Thunder In Paradise (1993) — B&S About Movies

[ad_1] Some newly released concept art of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is what the modern-day live-action take on the iconic comic book characters should have been. Whereas the more recent Michael Bay-produced movies took a more cartoony approach, this concept art goes for a slightly more ‘realistic’ look that is a whole lot more […]… Continue reading Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Concept Art Reveals a PG-13 Rated Netflix Pitch — PNN – Paper News Network

I Know What You Did Last Summer is ‘prime’ teen slasher horror. Our cast is quintessentially 90s. The villain cloaked in an improbable, vaguely menacing costume. The script has the depth of a puddle. It is not a good product. But it is entertainingly mock-able. via 90s Teen Slashers: ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’… Continue reading 90s Teen Slashers: ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ — Why I Love Horror

https://open.spotify.com/embed-podcast/episode/0cKUh5Gkd5gpfSe6T7rl2R?si=BFAtsLibQzemAs0zs2n9Kg via Here’s Our Ultimate Recap Of The Justice League Dark Story — Small Screen