I rarely skip the chance to check out a Giallo film. I saw Italian, Giallo, and 1970s, and I was sold! So, I skipped the premise and dove into Pupi Avanti’s The House With Laughing Windows blindly. I was treated to an engaging mystery that would satisfy most Giallo fans, and a shocking reveal that […]
You need a certain amount of creativity, delusion, and luck to be a writer. Having the ideas and talent isn’t nearly enough if you don’t believe in yourself. However, you also have to cling to the dream that your stuff will find the right people who will help you get it seen or read. Writing
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I Know What You Did Last Summer is a franchise I have nostalgia for, but, admittedly, it does not have the strongest story. It managed to squeeze out two sequels, with the third one putting the franchise to rest for 15 years. There was also the canceled 2021 I Know What You Did Last Summer
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I hit Fantasia Film Fest running with a survival horror-comedy called Hold the Fort: my introduction to William Bagley’s work. The film follows new homeowners, Lucas (Chris Mayers) and Jenny (Haley Leary), who find themselves alongside their neighbors, on the offensive against a variety of monsters from hell. Hold the Fort wraps its unique plot
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“Hot Spring Shark Attack” was all I needed to read to pique my interest in this film. I am a sucker for sharksploitation films. Jaws doesn’t need any hype from me; there are plenty of thrillers with great stories, implementing fears of open water, deep ocean, stalking sharks, and frenzied attacks. Deep Blue Sea, Sharknado,
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Not many times can we say a movie is based on actual events and it be true. However, with Hacked: A Double Entendre of Rage Fueled Karma, they really do mean it. Well, the first ten minutes at least. Director and writer Shane Brady based his movie on real-life events that happened to him when
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Good Night (Buenas Noches) is a movie you can watch and rewatch with as many friends as possible because it is that good. Set in Argentina, the movie follows Laura (Rebeca Rossato) after arriving from Brazil to take care of some family matters. Unfortunately, after some miscommunication, she is forced to find alternative arrangements for
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I got a chance to check out M3GAN 2.0 a few days early at a Regal Cinema! I enjoyed the first movie (preferring the unrated version) and thought that the concept was fun. M3GAN would have been perfectly fine as a one-off movie, so when the sequel was announced, I had questions. Which direction was
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If you were a kid in the late 90s and early 2000s, the opening scene of 28 Years Later will spark some memories for you. I’m sure I’m not the only one who debated with their friends which Teletubby was the best one in the group (it was Tinky Winky). Danny Boyle and Alex Garland
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The Only Ones begins and ends with lots of bloodshed, and I’m here to tell you I’m all for it. Written and directed by Jordan Miller, The Only Ones has found a way to bring on the practical effects of so much death into a blood-friendly flick without offending or becoming overly saturated with comical nonsense.
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