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For today’s review I’m checking in on an 80’s Wes Craven movie that somehow never made it on to my screen until now. This is “Deadly Friend” from 1986. Sandwiched between two of Craven’s best movies 1984’s “Nightmare on Elm Street” and 1988’s “Serpent and the Rainbow” you’d think this was peak Craven, but Wes …
There are an endless number of Horror franchises out there. Some big, some small. Quite a few of them I have only seen the first movie and never got around to the sequels. One such movie is Maniac Cop. The original movie starred Tom Atkins, Bruce Campbell and Laurene Landon and ended with the apparent …
The second movie of my 2023 October Horrorthon is one I’ve been looking forward to for a fair while. This is a Dracula movie with a bit of a twist in that it focuses on one specific chapter from Bram Stoker’s Novel. As the name suggests this is about Dracula’s journey to England on board …
October 1st 2023, time for this years Horror Movie Review Challenge. 31 Reviews in 31 Days. Here is the first, Ti West’s Porno gone wrong “X” from 2022.
The final part of my Skynet Trilogy, Terminator movie pitch. This is effectively the movie everyone wanted to see after the original film. Even after T2, the only thing that truly drove up interest was the idea of seeing the dark future and John Connor in action. So finally, we are here. But this is the “Revenge of the Sith” of the trilogy, it has to create the link between my trilogy and the original movie. Fortunately that’ll be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
And yes, I totally used Norman Reedus as the older John Connor in the concept art.
Part two of my Terminator pitch, the Skynet trilogy. Here we avoid time travel and take a hard look at AI and the dangers of humans infecting it with their own biases. Then we blow up the world! Come in and enjoy.
Today I’m reviewing Cocaine Bear. I’m experimenting with a faster review format, so no synopsis. Let’s see if I can clear my backlog starting with this fun B-movie.
Following on from my “Dead or Misunderstood” articles, here I present my bare bones pitches for a new Terminator trilogy.
Marvel has lost all momentum in the cinema in recent years, so much so that some of their movies have even lost money. Everything is relevant of course and these movies are still bringing in hundreds of millions. However when your budgets reach$250m (That they admit to), you are basically looking at $600m just to …
Today’s review is the Damien Chazelle, black comedy epic drama “Babylon”.