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James McAvoy - Professor Charles Xavier/ Professor X
Michael Fassbender - Erik Lehnsherr/ Magneto
Jennifer Lawrence - Raven Darkholme/ Mystique
Oscar Isaac - En Sabah Nur/ Apocalypse
Nicholas Hoult - Hank McCoy/ Beast
Rose Byrne - Moira MacTaggert
Tye Sheridan - Scott Summers/ Cyclops
Sophie Turner - Jean Grey/ Phoenix
Olivia Munn - Elizabeth Braddock/ Psylocke
Lucas Till - Alex Summers/ Havok
Evan Peters - Peter Maximoff/ Quicksilver
Kodi Smit-McPhee - Kurt Wagner/ Nightcrawler
Alexandra Shipp - Ororo Munroe/ Storm
Josh Helman - William Stryker
Ben Hardy - Warren Worthingston III/ Angel/ Archangel
Genre - Action/Adventure/Science Fiction/Fantasy/Comic Books
Running Time - 144 Minutes
Ten years have gone by since the events of DAYS OF FUTURE PAST - Professor Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) has turned the School for Gifted Youngers into a place for mutants to embrace their powers and be educated at a safe place. Mystique (Jennifer Lawrence) is now considered a mutant hero, even though she refuses to live her life that way. Magneto (Michael Fassbender) has started a new life in Poland with a wife and daughter.
While they are trying to build new lives for themselves, the resurrection of the first and one of the most powerful mutants, En Sabah Nur/ Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac), bares potential for armageddon as he wants pure world domination. He gathers his Four Horsemen - Storm (Alexandra Shipp), Psylocke (Olivia Munn), Angel (Ben Hardy), and Magneto [whose wife and daughter are murdered after his past is unfortunately revealed]. Apocalypse decides to use Xavier as a conduit to let everyone in on his plans, as well as preserve Xavier's body for a transfer to maintain his corporal form. Now led by Mystique and Beast (Nicholas Hoult), they recruit a new set of X-Men - Cyclops (Tye Sheridan), Jean Grey (Sophie Turner), Quicksilver (Evan Peters), and Nightcrawler (Kodi Smit-McPhee) - to combat the new threat and stop the world from being turned into Apocalypse's image.
The great cast. Many have come out since X-MEN: APOCALYPSE was released, stating that the actors and actresses in the film were pretty much wasted. Yes, some of the actors don't get to do much, which is a damn shame. But even so, I think the cast do very well with the material they're given, with not one bad performance in the bunch.
There are too many cast members to go through, so I'll just highlight a few. Michael Fassbender, James McAvoy, Nicholas Hoult, and Jennifer Lawrence all return, being able to play their respective roles in their sleep. Fassbender, though, is the star of this bunch. He's given the best material, crafting a fully dimensional character whose tragic life influences his decisions, both good and bad. Fassbender captures every single emotion perfectly throughout the film - his happiness when he feels normal, his sadness and anger when his world is taken away from him by accident, and his regret when he begins to realize that destroying the world around him is not going to change the past and take away the pain. Just really great stuff. Lawrence plays Raven more than Mystique [she must have gotten tired of the make up], but she does well. Hoult is still funny as the geeky Beast, while McAvoy is still the conscience of the film as Xavier. Add in Rose Byrne as the returning Moira MacTaggert, who doesn't remember her role in FIRST CLASS to amusing moments, and you got a solid crew here.
For the new crew, Sophie Turner is pretty great as Jean Grey, playing the character as stoic and wise beyond her years while afraid to unleash the full potential of her powers. Kodi Smit-McPhee is a surprising delight as Nightcrawler, being the comic relief of the film and working very well with the other actors. You'd really believe he'd grow up to become the Alan Cumming version of the character from X2. Alexandra Shipp is a more believable Storm than Halle Berry ever was, even though Shipp unfortunately doesn't get more to do. Olivia Munn looks great as Psylocke, but not much else. But she handles herself well during the final act.
Evan Peters returns as Quicksilver, expanding his character in a way that will probably be important in future installments. He's part of another X-MEN film highlight, and you can tell he's having a blast playing the character. And Oscar Isaac is a good Apocalypse, although I wish his character was more than just "I want to conquer the world now" villain. Still, he carries himself very well in the role and I liked that he tried to ham it up a bit. I still think he was a great choice for the role, but the script could have handled the character a bit stronger.
The visuals. While some CGI is troublesome at certain points - I felt like I was watching a cartoon sometimes - the direction and special effects are good for the most part. X-MEN: APOCALYPSE is probably the X-MEN film that felt the most like its comic book counterpart. It's very colorful, capturing a 1980s feel at times with shots of Pac-Man arcade machines, perms, pastels, shoulder pads, and Jubilee. The Quicksilver slow-mo scene where he's saving everyone inside the X-Mansion is another stunner, perfectly set to the tune of Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)". While the last Quicksilver set piece was great, I felt that this one was more fun. The final act is pretty chaotic, but in an entertaining way, as the characters unleash their powers in various ways. The characters looked like their comic book characters for the most part, which was a vast improvement over past X-MEN films - especially those films from the original trilogy.
I will admit that the middle portion does drag a bit somewhat. Plus there are multiple scenes with Mystique and Nightcrawler teleporting that ruined the flow and pacing for me during the first act, making me question when the hell these scenes were taking place since the rest of the film was moving forward in time. But overall, I thought Bryan Singer did a commendable job juggling a vast amount of characters and keeping it coherent for the most part.
Weapon X. The Wolverine cameo in APOCALYPSE is one of those moments that you'll either like or you'll either hate. I was torn where to put this moment since I do feel it was shoehorned into the story just to have Hugh Jackman portray the character one more time to bring in audiences. We saw this moment in deeper length in X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE. But it was great to see Wolverine wearing the classic Weapon X head gear, and watch him go in full berserker mode with blood even involved. And the Jean moment with Logan is an interesting one, as it deepens their connection for the future. So yeah - it was a forced moment that didn't need to be in this movie. But it was fun - and the best part? I don't need to watch X-MEN ORIGINS again because of it since it's in a better movie. So thanks for that!
The potential for some cool stuff in the future. I think the real reason for X-MEN: APOCALYPSE is still introduce characters for another trilogy. Cyclops, Jean Grey, Nightcrawler, and Storm are now together again. One character unleashes their full power, most likely leading to the next sequel which will supposedly take place in space, as well as recreating the angle of THE LAST STAND in a more faithful way. And the end credits unveil the next major villain - a villain I've been anticipating since these films became a success. X-MEN is not my favorite comic book movie franchise, but the future has me excited for stuff we haven't seen in an X-MEN movie before. So that's a plus.
A cliche narrative. X-MEN: APOCALYPSE is a blast to watch unfold on screen. But how many times can we have a comic book movie where a villain just wants to destroy the world to change it into his or her image? This year alone, we've had three superhero films where the villains were more personal antagonists, not foes who were overly power hungry. It's your typical good-vs-evil film that's pretty generic and predictable. If you have no clue how this film will end, you probably never read a book or watched a movie a day in your life.
It also didn't help that a lot of characters didn't get much development, due to the amount of them. What is Psylocke's story? How come Angel was portrayed much better in THE LAST STAND than here? Why not explore Storm more? I also kind of wish Apocalypse had appeared in previous films, just to establish him as a more epic and dangerous villain. He mostly just stood around for the most part. Marvel has an issues with their villains in these films, and APOCALYPSE is no exception. Still, I had fun with the narrative, even if it has been done to death.
Continuity issues. As a stand alone film, APOCALYPSE is fine timeline wise. But as a person who has seen every one of these films, I keep wondering why certain characters appear younger in this timeline, but were older in the previous timeline - and vice-versa. Are you telling me that in the original trilogy that Jubilee was a 30 year old student, because she's clearly represented here as a teenager? Same with Angel. Why is William Stryker younger in 1983 than he was in X-MEN ORIGINS? Same with Charles Xavier. Do Magneto and Xavier even age? Even Moira looks great after 20 years. I understand that in the last X-MEN film, Beast claimed that the timeline will eventually lead to the same future, no matter how much you try and change it. That's a great excuse, but you also have to explain why this timeline is so convoluted. I guess I'm not supposed to think that deep about this, but it's tough after you've watched all the films days before this movie.
THE FINAL HOWL
Not everyone is going to like X-MEN: APOCALYPSE. Some might find it too long. Some may think the actors and/or characters were wasted. The CGI won't work for everyone. And yes, the narrative is pretty cliche and tired by this point. X-MEN: APOCALYPSE is definitely a flawed film that has nagging issues you can't ignore. But even so, I had a lot of fun with this film. It felt like a comic book brought to life, with colorful characters and performances that I found enjoyable. Plus, it sets up new stories that could be really great if the right people are involved. It's disappointing as a follow up to FIRST CLASS and DAYS OF FUTURE PAST. But as a popcorn flick for the Summer Movie Season, I was into it. I didn't expect much out of this film based on the trailers, but I came out of it pretty satisfied. Not a complete success, but I was entertained. And that's all that matters sometimes.
3 Howls Outta 4
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Nurse 3D (2014)
Douglas Aarniokoski
Paz De La Huerta - Abigail Russell
Katrina Bowden - Danni Rogers
Judd Nelson - Dr. Robert Morris
Corbin Bleu - Steve
Martin Donovan - Larry Cook
Boris Kodjoe - Detective Rogan
Niecy Nash - Regina
Genre - Horror/Slasher
Running Time - 84 Minutes
Abigail Russell (Paz De La Huerta) is an unstable nurse who enjoys picking up adulterous married men, seducing them and then killing them on her off hours. A new nurse named Danni (Katrina Bowden) joins the rotation, capturing the eye of Abigail. Infatuated with Danni, Abigail wants her to herself - enjoying watching Danni argue with her boyfriend (Corbin Bleu), and slipping her a roofie at a club to have her way with her with another man. As Danni struggles to remember what happened to her, Abigail sets her sights on all the men in Danni's life who act like disgusting pigs. Danni figures out what's going on, confronting Abigail about it. Feeling betrayed, Abigail decides to make Danni's life miserable by framing Danni for everything she, herself, has done.
The last couple of years have been a bit rough personally, leading to yours truly really falling behind when it comes to movies and even television. When your horror friends talk about how good these new independent horror films are and you have no idea what they're talking about, you sort of question whether to give back your Horror Credentials Card. As I gain motivation to write reviews again, I decided to check out stuff I may have missed within the last few years. Unfortunately, not all of them are as good as I had hoped, as is with the case of NURSE 3D.
The film looks nice. Douglas Aarniokoski, who directed HIGHLANDER: ENDGAME, visually presents NURSE 3D in a very colorful way that hides the fact that this film is darkly comedic [or at least it's supposed to be]. The hospital looks like it was lit for a strip club rather than a place to heal people. The streets are almost lit by neon lights at times. I'm sure it would have looked better in 3D [I watched it in 2D], as certain shots do appear to have been shot with that extra dimension in mind - although these shots are never distracting. I also thought the white hospital backdrop during the final act really added to the gorier and bloodier scenes that took place, especially as the crimson stood out from the cleanliness of the background. If not for anything else, NURSE 3D is a beautiful looking film that will definitely please the eye.
The supporting cast. I'll discuss the lead actress later in the review, but I thought the supporting cast did well with the material they were given. Katrina Bowden is pretty good as Danni, playing it straight amongst the more colorful characters in the film. Her confusion and naivety is dead-on throughout, turning from a vulnerable victim to a woman who takes it upon herself to investigate the drama surrounding her and trying to stop it. Plus she's nice to look at as well. Judd Nelson is pretty funny as a sleazy doctor. Wish there was more of him. Same with Martin Donovan, who played a sleazy psychiatrist. Corbin Bleu plays the typical boyfriend role, but does it well. Niecy Nash has the best one-liners as Regina, bringing some much needed comic relief to a film that considers itself a "comedy". Nobody will wow anyone, but they did what they could.
The gore. NURSE 3D has some good violence that keeps you invested, even while you struggle through it. We get some implied penis slashing, car accidents, skin carving, arm sawing, scissors through eyes and throats, and so on. The final act, alone, is pretty messy in terms of bloodshed. Some cool stuff here.
Paz de la Huerta. Most films are as strong as their leads, and Paz de la Huerta is pretty weak as lead character Abby. She just didn't fit the role of femme fatale for me, giving off a vibe that was more socially awkward than powerful, vengeful woman who is in control of her actions. Her voice annoyed me, as if she tried to sound sexy like a phone operator, only sounding like a fool who has no comprehension of what she's saying and how to say it. Her line delivery did nothing for me and her overall performance was flat and memorable for all the wrong reasons. I think a stronger actress could have really elevated the material, carrying this film along in a more satisfying way. Yes, de la Huerta is an interesting actress with a unique look and presence. But she belongs in a quirky, supporting role like in THE EDITOR, where she fit right in and stood out for the right reasons. She falls flat on her face in NURSE 3D, only proving how mis-cast she is. I could see that she was picked because they wanted someone bad on purpose. That's fine if everyone else in the cast played their roles just as campy and terrible, which they didn't.
The tone of this film. The premise for NURSE 3D is pretty great: A nurse with a messed up past who lures cheating men into her seductive web, only to murder them as a way to get rid of the ghosts in her past. She also has a bit of SINGLE WHITE FEMALE in her, becoming obsessed with another nurse who she feels could save her from being constantly haunted, only to lash out when these feelings are reciprocated. That plot alone was a reason I wanted to watch this movie for a while now. Unfortunately, the screenplay and direction has no idea how to tell it to an audience.
NURSE 3D is obviously a horror film since our lead character is a serial killer with some emotional issues towards adulterous men. It's not really scary, but I can instantly see why it would fall within the horror genre. However, NURSE 3D is also supposed to be a comedy. And… I didn't really laugh much. Niecy Nash's character had some chuckle-worthy moments, but nothing about NURSE 3D made me bust a gut or anything, even unintentionally. I guess it wanted to be clever and witty about something, but it just made me look at the clock wondering if it was going anywhere. And if not, when was this film going to finish? I shouldn't be feeling that way when there are some decent looking women on my television seducing men before murdering them. I should be getting some sort of kick from that. But I honestly didn't really care all that much.
NURSE 3D is really confused as to what it wants to be, which pretty much ruins the film in my opinion. It wants to be exploitative, like a MS. 45 type of film. It wants to be, like I mentioned earlier, SINGLE WHITE FEMALE. It's a female AMERICAN PSYCHO. It wants to be so many things, trying to force it to audiences that this is meant to be a cult film that's not meant to be taken seriously - instead of letting the audience make it a cult film naturally. It tries too hard, which is a shame because the premise is so great and all the elements are there for it to work better. But I just felt bored, wondering why I even bothered watching it most of the time. NURSE 3D suffers from an identity crisis.
I may be in the minority, but NURSE 3D didn't do much for me as a whole. The film looks nice and I thought the supporting cast was pretty decent. The gore [CGI or not] was above average and I appreciated the scantily dressed ladies. But the tone was totally off, as the film really had trouble balancing the horror from the comedy [wasn't all that scary or funny to begin with, honestly]. And Paz de la Huerta is an interesting actress, but she didn't impress me too much here as the lead. Maybe NURSE 3D is a film that I could enjoy on a second watch under the influence of alcohol, but I won't be making that appointment anytime soon.
1.5 Howls Outta 4
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Midnight Confessions Ep. 93: "B&W 60's Exploitation part 1 of 2: Russ Meyer"
This month the MC Crew are taking a look at B&W exploitation flicks from the 60's. We're starting with two Russ Meyer classics; FASTER PUSSYCAT! KILL! KILL! and MOTORPSYCHO! (both 1965). Plus music by White Zombie, The Cramps, Motorpsycho and Steel Panther.
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Captain America: Civil War (2016) [900th Review]
Chris Evans - Steve Rogers/ Captain America
Robert Downey, Jr. - Tony Stark/ Iron Man
Scarlett Johansson - Natasha Romanoff/ Black Widow
Sebastian Stan - Bucky Barnes/ The Winter Soldier
Anthony Mackie - Sam Wilson/ Falcon
Don Cheadle - James Rhodes/ War Machine
Jeremy Renner - Clint Barton/ Hawkeye
Chadwick Boseman - T'Challa/ Black Panther
Paul Bettany - Vision
Elizabeth Olsen - Wanda Maximoff/ Scarlet Witch
Paul Rudd - Scott Lang/ Ant-Man
Emily VanCamp - Sharon Carter
Tom Holland - Peter Parker/ Spider-Man
Frank Grillo - Brock Rumlow/ Crossbones
William Hurt - Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross
Daniel Bruhl - Helmut Zemo
Genre - Action/Adventure/Drama/Fantasy/Science Fiction/Comic Books
After Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) accidentally murders innocent people during a battle against Crossbones (Frank Grillo) and his crew in Lagos, the government steps in to keep the Avengers in line. Backed by 117 countries, the United Nations create the Sokovia Accords - a legal document that allows the government to supervise superheroes in order to make them more accountable for their actions. During a random run-in with a mother of an innocent victim who was murdered during the battle with Ultron, Tony Stark/Iron Man (Robert Downey, Jr.) is in favor of the legislation. James Rhodes/War Machine (Don Chadle), Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), and humanoid Vision (Paul Bettany) join Tony, while Steve Rogers/Captain America (Chris Evans) and Sam Wilson/Falcon (Anthony Mackie) are against it, not wanting to be slaves for the government.
During the disagreement of ideologies, the leader of Wakanda is murdered during an attack, presumingly by the Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan) - causing the king's son T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) to vow revenge for his father. Captain America and Falcon go against the government, wanting to find Winter Soldier and help him find his way back - making them fugitives and antagonists of Iron Man's squad. However, Captain America gains the help of Clint Barton/Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner), Scarlet Witch, and Scott Lang/Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) - creating a war against Team Cap versus Team Iron Man. While the Avengers disassemble, Helmut Zemo (Daniel Bruhl) watches from the sidelines, happy with the results of his secret plan.
CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR is the beginning of the MCU's Third Phase - and boy, what a great start it is! Phase Two of the MCU was a mixed bag for the most part, only having CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER and GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY being the real two highlights during that run. But with a year where superheroes are battling each other due to differing philosophies instigated by an outside force [DC's polarizing BATMAN V. SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE had a similar premise - although I won't be comparing that film to CIVIL WAR here], it's nice to see movie studios allowing these fantastical figures being humanized to create entertaining stories. And while CIVIL WAR has small flaws here and there, it's a movie that shouldn't work on paper - yet it does amazingly well.
This is a spoiler-free review, so I won't go into specifics of major sub-plots here. But I thought the screenplay by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely was very strong. I liked that this film was about superheroes having struggles with morality and philosophies when it comes to doing their job, or how they relate with their fellow heroes - rather than your typical "hero might fight evil villain to save the world" narrative. The characters, unlike in AGE OF ULTRON, were given dimension and flaws that everyone could relate to. I can understand why Tony Stark would want to sign with the government to control the Avengers, as the guilt of the things he has done in the armored suit are eating away at him. I can understand why Steve Rogers refuses, as he's been following orders from people and was trapped in ice for 70 years - the dude wants the freedom to do his job and live his life. Hell, I can even see Thunderbolt Ross' stance the deal, as well as villain Helmut Zemo's way of thinking where it concerns his plan to "take down an empire". Each character has their own motivation for joining sides and making decisions, no matter how large or how small their screen time may be. There was a lot going on here, yet I never once felt overwhelmed by all the sub-plots. It was all building to that final act, and I appreciated how it all ended. Sure, the stakes could have been higher. Maybe there should have been more casualties than there were. But I liked that the film took a different approach with the comic book narrative, instead of one that we were expecting. Yes, we get great action sequences. Yes, we get that silly comic book logic [or lack thereof]. Yes, characters get introduced on a whim. But that's what I've come to expect from these films. And considering how the twenty-plus characters are handled here, the screenwriters truly succeeded here where others have failed.
Since I won't reveal character motivations that may spoil the film, I'll just discuss some of the characters I liked. I thought the Captain America and Iron Man dynamic was great, since it has been built upon for a few films now, but it really came to a head here. Yeah, it didn't follow the comics all that closely, but I enjoyed both leaders of the Avengers having differing opinions on how to lead their team and where their true loyalties lied. Things also get personal by the final act, making you question which team [Cap or Iron Man] was the right team to stand with by the end. I can see why some felt the film favored one character over the other throughout the film, but I felt both Cap and Iron Man had their justification to do what they felt was right. The Winter Soldier also had his own interesting arc that took many twists and turns - making you dislike him at one moment, and then feel sympathetic because he's been brainwashed into doing evil things. He's protected by his best friend Cap, yet a target of Iron Man and the government - both sides easy to understand and justify. Black Widow was portrayed as the perfect double agent spy, playing both sides as she was torn between two men she respects. I'm sure her actions will lead to the solo film that seems to be coming up next for the character. Vision and Scarlet Witch's comic book romance begins here, with Vision becoming more human while Wanda becomes more of a monster due to her inability to control her powers. The introductions of Black Panther and Spider-Man was fantastic. Black Panther comes across as a total majestic bad ass who makes decision out of emotion, rather than waiting to see what the facts were. Many complained that he just appeared in costume out of the blue without an origin, but that's what a solo film is for. And Spider-Man was perfect here for the first time onscreen. Funny, awkward, and just naive and innocent - I thought he added a ton to the scenes he was a part of. All the other characters were written well too and showed why they chose the side they did in a logical matter that grounded the film very much.
My only real nitpicks in terms of characters were the villains, although they didn't ruin the film for me - I can see how they would bring down the film for others, however. Crossbones, who was built up in THE WINTER SOLDIER, does get a shaft during the first act of the film honestly. Like I said, it didn't ruin the entertainment value or hurt the narrative in anyway. But I wish more was done with the character. And Helmut Zemo's plan may seem weak in terms of world-conquering villains like Loki. But I liked the quiet approach he took to tear the Avengers from within, even if you question how Zemo would have known his plan would have worked as well as it did. The real villains of the film were the Avengers themselves, with Zemo playing puppet master. Not exactly the most exciting character to watch on screen, but I understood why the character was written that way and once it reached its conclusion, I liked where it ended and where it could lead. This film wasn't really about the villains, and I felt Zemo got enough screen time to justify his actions. Crossbones? Well…
Joe and Anthony Russo pick up from THE WINTER SOLDIER to outdo Joss Whedon in terms of direction a multi-character superhero film. While I praised AGE OF ULTRON during first watch, it's a film that really doesn't hold up as well as it should, weighed down by its own ambition and struggle to insert new characters and a villain that should have been more interesting and menacing than he actually was. Instead, he came across as a goof for the most part. CIVIL WAR has comedic moments, most of which work, but takes itself pretty seriously in terms of the conflict and the personal reasons why both the heroes and villains do what they do. The pacing is excellent, as this 147 film feels much shorter. The CGI looks great, especially Spider-Man and Vision. And the action sequences, especially the one in the building and the airport big battle, are done really well. In a lot of ways, CIVIL WAR felt like a comic book done to life. When certain characters did certain things taken from the comics, the entire audience cheered and clapped. This should have been AVENGERS 2 rather than the one we got. Visually pleasing and tonally satisfying. Can't wait for the Russo's take on INFINITY WAR.
I won't really highlight every actor in the film, as there are way too many here. But everyone did a great job portraying their characters. Standouts? Chris Evans is Captain America by this point, playing the flawed boy scout whose idealism conflicts with the realism of the scenario he's thrown into. Robert Downey, Jr. is still the perfect Tony Stark/Iron Man - cocky, suave, yet vulnerable. Elisabeth Olsen stepped up her game as Scarlet Witch, playing an insecure superhero who realizes she's a threat that needs to be controlled, yet doesn't want to be controlled. Chadwick Boseman was awesome as T'Challa/Black Panther. He carried a lot of presence and crafted a great first impression before his solo film. Tom Holland is amazing [pun intended] as Peter Parker/Spider-Man. He brought the humor and innocence of a teenage superhero. Paul Rudd was hysterical as Scott Lang/Ant-Man. And I liked Daniel Bruhl's quiet intensity as Helmut Zemo. Just a really well acted comic book film that elevated the story.
What could have been a convoluted mess, CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR is a well fleshed out comic book film that sets up an interesting Phase Three for the MCU. Well acted by everyone with a screenplay that allowed much needed character development for many of the superheroes, CIVIL WAR is a fun watch for its entire 147 minutes. I can't wait for the Spider-Man and Black Panther films, as well as how the conclusion of CIVIL WAR will eventually lead to the massive 2-part INFINITY WAR. I may put THE WINTER SOLDIER and GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY ahead of it at the moment, but I had a blast with this film and probably put it in my Top 3. The flaws didn't hurt the film for me and just left me feeling like that teenage comic book nerd watching his favorite heroes battle each other over different philosophies and moralities. This film shouldn't have worked, but it does - and I couldn't be happier. My favorite film this year so far on an entertainment basis. Let the Summer Movie Season begin!
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Midnight Confessions Episode 92: "Around The World '16 Part 4"
In this episode our 3rd annual Around the World series comes to an end--and a very weird end at that. The MC crew take a look at HELL'S GROUND (2007) from Pakistan and THE BOXER'S OMEN (1983) from China.
Plus the final round of "How Much of an American Are You?" Who's the real American and who's the communist pinko meathead? Tune in and find out.
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4 Howls - Best of the Best. Must watch, must rent, and must buy. Can't get any better than these films.
3 Howls - Good movie. Definite watch and rental. Possible buy if you like the film.
2 Howls - Disappointing and mediocre film that balances the good with the bad. Worthy of at least a watch and a rental. Wouldn't recommend a buy though.
1 Howl - A bad film but the best of the WTF? Vault. While not a complete failure on a filmmaking standpoint, it doesn't do enough to warrant any kind of recommendation. Watch at your own risk.
BOMB - Worst of the Worst. Bottom barrel film here. Has no redeeming quality and is rotten to the core. Just avoid this film like the plague. You'll thank me later.
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- 12 Rounds
- 12 Rounds 2: Reloaded
- 12 Rounds 3: Lockdown
- 13 Sins
- 88 Minutes
- 100 Bloody Acres
- 976-Evil
- 1313: Cougar Cult
- 1990: The Bronx Warriors
- 2001 Maniacs
- 2001 Maniacs: Field of Screams
- 2010: Moby Dick
- 2019: After the Fall of New York
- 8213: Gacy House
- Abominable Dr. Phibes, The
- Action U.S.A. [Video Commentary]
- Addiction
- Aenigma [Video Commentary]
- Against The Dark
- Alice in Wonderland (2010)
- Alien Factor, The
- Alien From the Deep
- All Soul's Day
- Alligator (1980)
- Alone In The Dark (1982)
- Alphabet Killer, The
- Amazing Spider-Man, The
- Amazing Spider-Man 2, The
- American Mary
- American Psycho
- Amityville Horror, The (1979)
- Amityville 3-D
- Amityville II: The Possession
- Amsterdamned
- An American Crime
- An American Werewolf In London (1981)
- Angel (1984)
- Ankle Biters
- Ant-Man
- Antisocial
- A*P*E (1976)
- Apollo 18
- April Fool's Day (1986 & 2008)
- Arachnia
- Army of Darkness
- Arrow: The Complete First Season (2012-2013)
- At Midnight, I'll Take Your Soul
- Attack of the the Eye Creatures [MST3K version]
- Avengers, The (2012)
- Avengers, The (2012) [Mike Huntley]
- Avengers: Age of Ultron
- Baby Driver
- Babysitter Wanted
- Bad Girls Dormitory
- Bad Seed, The (1956)
- Bad Taste
- Bail Enforcers
- Bailout
- Bamboo Gods and Iron Men
- Bank Job, The
- Bare Behind Bars
- Basket Case
- Basket Case 2
- Basket Case 3: The Progeny
- Batman (1966)
- Batman and Robin (1997)
- Batman Begins
- Batman Forever
- Batman Forever & Batman and Robin [Mike Huntley]
- Batman Returns
- Batman: Under the Red Hood
- The Batman vs. Dracula
- Batman: Year One
- Battleship
- Baywatch (2017)
- The Beatniks [MST3K version]
- Behind Enemy Lines: Columbia
- Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
- Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens
- Berserk! (1967)
- Best Friends (1975)
- Beware! Children at Play
- Beyond, The (1981)
- Beyond the Grave
- Beyond Re-Animator
- Big Ass Spider!
- Big Bird Cage, The
- Big Doll House, The
- Bikini Bloodbath
- Bikini Bloodbath Carwash
- Bikini Girls On Ice
- Black Belt Jones
- Black Caesar - Black Candles/Evil Eye
- Black Cat, The (1934)
- Black Christmas (1974)/Black X-Mas (2006)
- Black Dynamite (2009)
- Black Roses (1988)
- Black Sheep (2006)
- Blackout (2007/8)
- Blair Witch (2016)
- Blair Witch Project, The
- Blastfighter
- Blind Date
- Blob, The (1958 & 1988)
- Blood Beach
- Blood Feast (1963)
- Blood For The Muse [The Omega Edition]
- Blood Rage (1987)
- Blood Tracks
- BloodRayne
- Bloody Birthday
- Bloody Murder
- Boogeyman 2
- Bourne Identity, The (2002)
- Bourne Legacy, The
- Bourne Supremacy, The
- Bourne Ultimatum, The
- Boxer's Omen, The
- Boy Next Door, The (2015)
- Brain Damage
- Brainjacked
- Breakin'
- Bride of Chucky
- Bride of Frankenstein
- Bride of Re-Animator
- Brightburn
- Brotherhood V: Alumni, The
- A Brush With Death
- Bubba Ho-Tep
- Bucktown - Buffy The Vampire Slayer (1992)
- Bug
- Bullies
- Burial Ground: The Nights of Terror
- Burning, The
- Cabin Fever
- Cabin Fever: Patient Zero
- Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever
- Cabin in the Woods, The
- Call, The (2013)
- Candy Tangerine Man
- Cannibal Ferox
- Cannibal Holocaust
- Cannibal! The Musical
- Captain America: Civil War
- Captain America: The First Avenger
- Captain America: The Winter Soldier
- Captivity
- Car, The
- Carrie (1976)
- Case 39
- Case of the Bloody Iris, The
- Cat People (1942)
- Cat's Eye
- Catacombs (2007)
- Cemetery of Terror
- C.H.U.D.
- Chain Letter
- Chained Heat
- Chaperone, The
- Cheerleader Camp
- Chernobyl Diaries
- Child Bride [Satan's Screener]
- Child's Play (1988)
- Child's Play 2
- Children, The (2008)
- Children of the Corn (1984)
- Chillerama
- Christine (1983)
- Christmas Evil
- ChromeSkull: Laid To Rest 2
- Chuckle's Revenge
- Church, The
- Cinderella (1977)
- City of the Living Dead/The Gates of Hell
- Class of Nuke 'Em High
- Class of Nuke 'Em High 2: Subhumanoid Meltdown
- Class of Nuke 'Em High 3: The Good, The Bad and the Subhumanoid
- Cleopatra Jones
- A Clockwork Orange
- Cloverfield
- Cold Prey [Fritt Vilt]
- Combat Shock
- Commando
- Condemned, The
- Condemned 2, The
- Conjuring, The
- Conjuring 2, The
- Contamination (1980)
- Countdown (2016)
- Craft, The
- Crawlspace (1972)
- Crazies, The (1973 & 2010)
- Creatures From the Abyss [aka Plankton]
- Creepshow
- Crush, The
- Cry of the Banshee
- Cult of Chucky
- Curious Dr. Humpp, The
- Curse of Chucky
- Curtains
- Cutting Class
- Damien: Omen II
- Dance of the Dead (2008)
- Dangerous Seductress
- Dark Knight, The
- Dark Knight Rises, The
- Dark Rising
- Dark Tide
- Dawn of the Dead (1978 & 2004)
- Day of the Animals
- Day of the Beast, The (1995)
- Day of the Dead (1985 & 2008)
- Dead Alive (aka Braindead)
- Dead & Buried
- Dead By Dawn
- Dead Calm
- Dead Silence
- Dead Snow
- Deadbeat at Dawn
- Deadly Prey
- Deadpool (2016)
- Dear Mr. Gacy
- Death Machines (1976)
- Death Race (2008)
- Death Valley: The Revenge of Bloody Bill
- Death Wish (1974)
- Deathdream [aka Dead of Night]
- Deathstalker and the Warriors From Hell
- Dee Snider's Strangeland
- Deed To Hell, The
- Deep Blue Sea (1999)
- Deep Red [Profondo Rosso]
- Defiled, The
- Dementia 13
- Demons [Demoni]
- Demons 5: The Devil's Veil
- Descent, The (2005)
- Descent Part 2, The
- Devil, The (1972) [aka Diabel]
- Devil Master, The [aka The Demon Lover]
- Devil's Rejects, The
- Die Hard
- Die Hard 2: Die Harder
- Die Hard With A Vengeance
- Dismembering Christmas
- D.O.A.: Dead or Alive
- Do You Wanna Know A Secret?
- Doctor Strange (2016)
- Dog Soldiers
- Doghouse
- Don't Answer The Phone!
- Don't Go In The Woods...Alone!
- Don't Go To The Reunion
- Dorm That Dripped Blood, The [aka Pranks]
- Dracula (1931) [English & Spanish]
- Dracula (1979)
- Dragonball: Evolution
- Doomsday
- Dr. Phibes Rises Again
- Drive Thru (2007)
- Dust Up
- Eagle Eye
- Eaten Alive (1976)
- Editor, The
- El Topo
- Elvira, Mistress of the Dark
- Elvira's Haunted Hills
- Emanuelle and the Last Cannibals
- Empire of the Ants
- End Game (2009)
- Enter the Ninja
- Entity, The
- Eraserhead
- Escape From Galaxy 3
- Escape From New York
- Escape Plan
- Evil Dead, The
- Evil Dead (2013)
- Evil Dead II: Dead By Dawn
- Evil Ed
- Evilspeak
- Exorcist, The
- Exorcist II: The Heretic
- Expendables, The (2010)
- Expendables 2, The
- Eye, The (2008)
- The Faculty
- Fairy Tales (1978)
- Fantastic Four (2005)
- Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
- Fast & Furious (2009)
- Fast and the Furious, The (2001)
- Fast & Furious 6
- Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, The
- Fast Five
- Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!
- Father's Day (2011)
- Fear No Evil (1981) - Fiend (1980)
- Final Destination
- Final Destination 2
- Final Destination, The
- Final Sacrifice, The
- Final Terror, The
- First Blood/Rambo: First Blood Part 2/Rambo III
- Fly, The (1958)
- Fly II, The
- The Fog (1980 & 2005)
- Food of the Gods, The
- Forbidden World
- Fourth Kind, The
- Foxy Brown
- Fracture
- Frankenstein (1931)
- Fraternity Vacation
- Freakmaker, The [The Mutations]
- Freaks (1932)
- Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare
- Freddy vs. Jason
- Friday The 13th (1980)
- Friday The 13th Part 2
- Friday The 13th Part 3-D
- Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter
- Friday The 13th Part V: A New Beginning
- Friday The 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
- Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood
- Friday The 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
- Fright Night (1985)
- Fright Night Part II
- Fright Night 2: New Blood
- Frightmare [aka The Horror Star] (1983)
- Frogs
- Frontier(s)
- Funhouse, The
- Funny Games (2008)
- Galaxy of Terror
- Gate, The
- Get Smart
- Ghost Shark
- Ghostbusters (1984)
- Ghoulies
- Goatsucker
- Godzilla (2014)
- Godzilla (1954)/Gojira
- Godzilla: King of the Monsters!
- Gone The Way Of Flesh
- Grave Encounters
- Grave Robbers (1990)
- Green Inferno, The (2015)
- Grey, The
- Grindhouse [Planet Terror/Death Proof]
- Grizzly (1976)
- Grizzly Rage
- Guardian, The (1990)
- Guardians of the Galaxy
- Gutterballs
- Gymkata
- Halloween (1978)
- Halloween II (1981)
- Halloween III: Season of the Witch
- Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
- Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers
- Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers
- Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later
- Halloween: Resurrection
- Halloween Night
- Hamburger: The Movie
- Hands of Steel [Video Commentary]
- Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters
- Happy Birthday To Me
- Happy Death Day
- Happy Death Day 2U
- Hard Candy
- Hatchet
- Hatchet II
- Hatchet III
- Haunted World of El Superbeasto, The
- Haunting In Connecticut, The
- Haunting of Molly Hartley, The
- Hausu [House] (1977)
- HazMat
- He Knows You're Alone
- Heathers
- Heavy Metal (1981)
- Heavy Metal Massacre [Video Commentary]
- Hell Comes to Frogtown
- Hell High
- Hell Up in Harlem - Hell's Ground (2007)
- HellBent
- Hellbound: Hellraiser II
- Hellgate
- Hellraiser
- Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth
- Hellraiser IV: Bloodline
- Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II
- Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer
- Hills Run Red, The (2009)
- Hitcher, The (2007)
- Hitman
- Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers
- A Horrible Way To Die
- Horror of Dracula
- Horsemen
- Hostel
- Hostel: Part II
- Hot Dog...The Movie
- Hot Fuzz
- House at the End of the Street
- House By the Cemetery
- House of the Devil, The
- House of 9
- House of 1000 Corpses
- House on the Edge of the Park
- House on Haunted Hill (1959)
- House On Haunted Hill (1999)/Return To House On Haunted Hill
- House on Skull Mountain, The
- House On Sorority Row, The
- Houses October Built, The
- Houses October Built 2, The
- Howling, The
- Howling: Reborn, The
- Howling II: Your Sister Is A Werewolf, The
- Howling III: The Marsupials, The
Howling IV: The Original Nightmare
- Howling V: The Rebirth
- Howling VI: The Freaks
- Humanoids From The Deep (1980)
- Hunt To Kill
- I, Frankenstein
- I Know What You Did Last Summer
- I Know Who Killed Me
- I Spit On Your Grave (1978)
- I Still Know What You Did Last Summer
- I Was A Teenage Frankenstein
- I Was A Teenage Werewolf
- I'm Gonna Git You Sucka
- Iced
- In the Mouth of Madness
- In The Name Of The King: A Dungeon Siege Tale
- Incredible Hulk, The
- Inferno (1980)
- Initiation, The
- Innocents, The (1961)
- Insanitarium
- Insidious
- Insidious: Chapter 2
- Insidious: The Last Key
- Invisible Man, The (1933)
- Inquisition (1976) - Inseminoid
- Inside Out (2010)
- Iron Man 2
- Island of Death
- It (2017)
- It Happened at the Nightmare Inn
- It's Alive (1968) [Video Commentary]
- It's My Party and I'll Die If I Want To
- Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer
- Jack Frost (1996)
- Jason Bourne
- Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday
- Jason X
- Jaws
- Jaws 2
- Jaws 3-D
- Jaws: The Revenge
- Jeepers Creepers
- Jeepers Creepers 2
- Jennifer's Body
- Jersey Shore Shark Attack
- Jigsaw
- Joy of Sex
- Just Before Dawn
- Justice League: War [Mike Huntley]
- Kalifornia
- Kick-Ass
- Kick-Ass 2
- Kickboxer (1989)
- Killer Klowns From Outer Space
- Killing Machine, The [Icarus]
- Killer Nun
- Kingdom of the Spiders
- KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park
- Klown Kamp Massacre
- Knight and Day
- Knightriders
- Kracker Jack'd
- Lady In White
- Lady Terminator
- Laid To Rest
- Last American Virgin, The
- Last Dragon, The
- Last Horror Film, The [a.k.a. Fanatic]
- Last House On The Left, The (1972)
- Last Man on Earth, The (1964)
- Last Shark, The/Great White
- Last Witch Hunter, The
- Law Abiding Citizen
- Leaf Blower Massacre
- Leatherface
- Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III
- Legend of Hercules, The
- Leopard Man, The
- Let Me In
- Let the Right One In
- Let's Scare Jessica To Death
- Lifeforce
- Live Free Or Die Hard
- Lockout (2012)
- Long Weekend (1978)
- Lords of Salem, The
- Lost Boys, The
- Lost Boys: The Thirst
- Lost Boys: The Tribe
- Loved Ones, The
- Machete
- Machete Kills
- Mack, The
- Mad Max
- Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome
- Mad Max: Fury Road
- Mad Max II: The Road Warrior
- Madhouse (1974)
- Madman
- Mama (2013)
- Man of Steel
- Manborg
- Mandy (2018)
- Maniac (1980 & 2012)
- Maniac On The Loose
- Marine, The
- Marine 2, The
- Martin/Wampyr
- Martyrs
- Mask Maker
- Massacre in Dinosaur Valley
- Masters of the Universe
- Mausoleum (1983)
- Max Payne
- Maximum Overdrive
- Maze, The (2010)
- The Meg
- Mega Piranha
- Mega Python vs. Gatoroid
- Mega Shark Versus Giant Octopus
- Memorial Valley Massacre
- Message From Space
- Midnight Meat Train, The
- Midnight Movie
- Midnight Silence
- Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: Alpha's Magical Christmas
- Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Movie
- Misery
- Monster Brawl
- Monster Squad, The
- Morbid
- Morgan (2016)
- Mortal Kombat/Mortal Kombat: Anihiliation
- Mortuary (1983)
- Madeo [Mother] (2009)
- Mother's Day (1980)
- Motor Home Massacre
- Motorpsycho!
- Murder Party
- Murder Rock: Dancing Death
- Mutilator, The
- My Bloody Valentine (1981)
- My Bloody Valentine 3D (2009)
- My Name Is Bruce
- Mystics In Bali
- Nail Gun Massacre, The
- Neighbor
- Neon Maniacs
- Never Back Down
- New Barbarians, The
- New Kids, The
- New Year's Evil
- New York Ripper, The
- Next
- Night Drive
- Night of the Demon (1957)
- Night of the Demons (1988)
- Night of the Demons (2009/10)
- Night of the Demons 2
- Night Fright (1967) [Video Commentary]
- Night of the Howling Beast
- Night of the Lepus
- Night of the Living Dead (1968, 1990, & 2006)
- Night of the Living Dead: Re-Animation
- Night of the Werewolf [aka The Craving]
- Night Train Murders
- A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984)
- A Nightmare On Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge
- A Nightmare On Elm Street Part 3: Dream Warriors
- A Nightmare On Elm Street Part 4: The Dream Master
- A Nightmare On Elm Street Part 5: The Dream Child
- Nightmare Sisters
- Ninja III: The Domination
- Ninjas Vs. Vampires
- No Holds Barred (1989)
- Number 23, The
- Nurse 3D
- NyMpha
- Omen, The (1976)
- Once Bitten
- One Missed Call (2008)
- Open Graves
- Open Water
- Open Water 2: Adrift
- Opera [Terror at the Opera]
- Orca
- Orphan
- Orphanage, The [El Orfanato]
- Otis
- Pacific Rim
- Pan's Labyrinth
- Panic Beats - Pathfinder
- Peeping Tom
- Perfect Stranger
- Phantasm
- Phantasm II
- Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead
- Phantasm IV: Oblivion
- Phantasm: Ravager
- Pieces
- Pink Flamingos
- Pink Floyd - The Wall
- Piranha (1978)
- Pit, The
- Pit Stop (1969)
- Planet of the Vampires
- Pocahauntus
- Pod People [MST3K version]
- Poltergeist
- Poltergeist II: The Other Side
- Poltergeist III
- Pom Pom Girls, The
- Porky's
- Porky's II: The Next Day
- Porky's Revenge
- Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead
- Primal Rage (1988)
- Prince of Darkness
- Prom Night (1980)
- Prom Night III: The Last Kiss
- Prowler, The (1981)
- Psycho (1960)
- Psycho II
- Psycho III
- Psycho Sleepover
- Psychomanteum, The
- Psychosis
- Psychotronic Man, The [Video Commentary]
- Puppet Master (1989)
- The Purge
- Purge: Anarchy, The
- Purge: Election Year, The
- Quarantine
- Quarantine 2: Terminal
- Quiet, The
- Rage: Carrie 2, The
- Rambo
- Ravenous
- Raw Force
- Re-Animator
- Reaping, The
- [REC]
- [REC] 2
- [REC] 3: Genesis
- Recovered, The
- Red Sonja (1985)
- Red Victoria
- Reef, The
- Reform School Girls
- Repo! The Genetic Opera
- Resident Evil
- Resident Evil: Afterlife
- Resident Evil: Apocalypse
- Resident Evil: Extinction
- Resident Evil: Retribution
- Return of the Living Dead, The
- Return of the Living Dead 3
- Return of the Living Dead Part II, The
- Return of Swamp Thing, The
- Return to Nuke 'Em High Vol. 1
- Return To Sleepaway Camp
- Reunion, The (2011)
- Revenge of the Ninja
- Righteous Kill
- Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky
- Ring of Darkness (2004)
- Rise of the Zombies
- Rituals (1977)
- Robo Vampire
- Robocop (1987)
- Robocop 2
- Rock 'N' Roll High School
- Rock 'N' Roll Nightmare
- Rocktober Blood
- Rocky Horror Picture Show, The (1975)
- Rogue
- Roller Boogie
- Room 237
- R.O.T.O.R.
- Ruins, The
- Rumble in the Bronx
- Running Man, The
- Salvage [Gruesome]
- Santa's Slay
- Savage Streets
- Saw II
- Saw III - Unrated Director's Cut
- Saw IV
- Saw V
- Saw VI
- Saw VII [The Final Chapter; 3D]
- Scanners
- Scarred
- School of the Holy Beast
- School Spirit
- Scream (1996)
- Scream 2
- Scream Bloody Murder (1973) [Video Commentary]
- Screaming In High Heels: The Rise and Fall of the Scream Queen Era
- Sect, The
- See No Evil (2006)
- See No Evil 2
- Seed of Chucky
- Seeding of a Ghost
- Sentinel, The (1977)
- Seven Blood-Stained Orchids
- Severance
- Shadow Puppets
- Shark Attack
- Shark Attack 2
- Shark Attack 3: Megalodon
- Shark Night 3D
- Shark Week
- Sharknado
- Sharknado 2: The Second One
- Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!
- Sharknado 4: The Fourth Awakens
- Shattered [Butterfly On A Wheel]
- Shelter/6 Souls (2010/2013)
- Sherlock Holmes (2010)
- Shallows, The
- Shining, The (1980)
- Shock Waves
- Shutter (2008)
- Shutter Island
- Sick Nurses
- Signal, The
- Silent Night, Bloody Night (1972)
- Silent Night, Deadly Night
- Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2
- Silent Night, Deadly Night III: Better Watch Out!
- Silent Night, Deadly Night 4: Initiation [a.k.a. Bugs]
- Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker
- Silver Bullet
- Sinful Dwarf, The
- Singham
- Sister of Ursula, The
- Sisters (1973)
- Skeleton Key, The
- Slasher (2007)
- Slashers
- Slaughter High
- Sledge
- Sleepaway Camp
- Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers
- Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland
- Slumber Party Massacre, The
- Slumber Party Massacre 2, The
- Snake People
- Snakes on a Plane
- Snowbeast (1977)
- Sorority Babes In The Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama
- Sorority Row
- Soul Survivors
- Spawn of the Slithis
- Speed 2: Cruise Control
- Spider Baby, or The Maddest Story Ever Told)
- Spider Labyrinth
- Spider-Man
- Spider-Man 2
- Spider-Man: Homecoming
- Spiral
- Stagefright (1987)
- Stan Helsing
- Stand By Me
- Stay Awake, The
- Steel Trap
- Stepfather, The (1987 & 2009)
- Stepfather II: Make Room For Daddy
- Stone Cold (1991)
- Strait-Jacket
- Strange Behavior [aka Dead Kids] - Strangers, The
- Street Fighter (1994)
- Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li
- Street Kings
- Strip Nude for Your Killer
- Student Bodies
- Stupid Teenagers Must Die!
- Substitute [Vikaren], The
- Suck (2009)
- Sugar Hill (1974)
- Summer Camp Nightmare
- Summer of '84
- Summer School (2006)
- Superhero Movie
- Superman (1978)
- Superman (1978) [Mike Huntley]
- Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut [Mike Huntley]
- Superman III [Mike Huntley]
- Superman IV: The Quest For Peace [Mike Huntley]
- Superman: Doomsday
- Superman/Batman: Apocalypse
- Superstition (1982)
- Supervixens
- Suspiria (1977)
- Swamp Thing (1982)
- Swinging Cheerleaders, The
- Taint, The (2010)
- Tales From The Crypt (1972)
- Tall Man, The
- Teacher, The (1974)
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014)
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III
- Teeth
- Telling, The
- Tenebre
- Terrifier
- Terror Train
- Texas Chainsaw 3D
- Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The (1974)
- Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The (2003)
- Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, The
- Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, The
- Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation, The
- ThanksKilling
- They Live
- Thing, The (1982)
- The Thing (2011)
- Thing From Another World, The
- This Is The End
- Thor (2011)
- Thor (2011) [Mike Huntley]
- Thor: The Dark World
- Tingler, The
- Tintorera
- Titanic II
- To All A Goodnight
- Tortured, The (2010)
- Total Recall (1990 & 2012)
- Town That Dreaded Sundown, The (1976)
- Toxic Avenger, The
- Trackman
- Train
- Trancers
- Transporter, The & Transporter 2
- Transporter 3
- Transylvania 6-5000
- Trick or Treat (1986)
- Trick 'r' Treat (2009)
- Trilogy of Blood (2010)
- Trip With the Teacher
- Troll
- Trouble Man
- Truck Turner
- Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie
- Turbo Kid
- Turkey Shoot [aka Escape 2000]
- Twitch of the Death Nerve
- Two Thousand Maniacs
- Ugly Swans, The (2006)
- Unborn, The
- Uncle Sam
- Uninvited, The (1944)
- Universal Soldier
- Universal Soldier: The Return
- Universal Soldier II: Brothers In Arms
- Universal Soldier III: Unfinished Business
- Unknown (2011)
- Unmasked Part 25
- Untraceable
- Up the Creek
- Us Sinners
- Vacancy
- Vacancy 2: The First Cut
- Valentine
- Venom (2018)
- Vixen!
- Wanda, the Wicked Warden
- Warlock (1989)
- Warriors, The
- We Wish You a Turtles Christmas [ShitMas 2016]
- Weird Science
- Werewolf: The Beast Among Us
- Werewolf Woman
- Wes Craven's New Nightmare
- What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?
- What We Do In the Shadows (2014)
- Wicked Lake
- Wicker Man, The (1973 & 2006)
- Wild Beasts (1984)
- - Willie Dynamite
- Wind Chill
- Witch, The (2015/2016)
- Witchboard (1987)
- Witchfinder General
- Wizard of Gore, The (1970 & 2007)
- Wizard of Oz, The (1939)
- Wolverine, The [Mike Huntley]
- Woman In Black, The (2012)
- Wrestlemaniac
- Wrong Side of Town
- X-Men: Apocalypse
- X-Men: Days of Future Past
- X-Men: First Class
- X-Men: The Last Stand
- X-Men Origins: Wolverine
- Yeti: A Love Story
- Young and Innocent/The Girl Was Young
- You're Next
- ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction
- Zodiac (2007)
- Zombie [aka Zombi 2]
- Zombie Apocalypse: Redemption
- Zombie Nightmare (1986)
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The Celluloid Highway's Title Screen Database
Four Flies on Grey Velvet (1971) - US Trailer Title Card Italian Trailer Title Card #1 Italian Trailer Title Card #2 Dir: DARIO ARGENTO Country: ITALY
Playground of Doom
Why Remember Anything: The Willies (1990) - *Part One: I Don't Remember Much, But Dammit, I Remember The Willies (1990)* The heading for this particular outing should be self-explanatory. I once,...
BEYOND THE GRAVE/PORTOS DOS MORTOS/2010 - I have been meaning to get around to saying something about this interesting film from Brazil for a long time, but I am just not an enthusiastic blogger t...
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Super Xuxa versus Satan (1988): or, Brazilian Wacks - Friends, there have been dark days at the Vicarage. For the last two years and change, your ever-lovin' Vicar has found himself stuck deep in the Slough o...
Lastroadreviews's Blog
Leprechaun 4: In Space (1997) Review - LEPRECHAUN 4: IN SPACE ** ½ Out of 5 Tagline- One Small Step for Man. One Giant Leap of Terror! Release Date- February 25th, 1997 Running Time- 95-Minutes ...
Guts and Grog Reviews
BIG WORLD PICTURES TO SHOOT 'FRANKENSTEIN CREATED BIKERS' ON 35MM FILM - ATLANTA – Feb. 23, 2015 – Big World Pictures announces its latest production, FRANKENSTEIN CREATED BIKERS, will be shot on 35mm motion picture film. Th...
[REVIEW] Girl House - Fresh-faced college student, Kylie Atkins, seems like your typical girl next door; friendly, ambitious, pretty. Reserved, even, until the cameras start ro...
Cyberschizoid Cult Entertainment Horror Blog
BBC Eurovision scandal starts massive twitter campaign! - THE HAPPY ZONE: BBC EUROVISION SCANDAL!: Who do YOU think of when someone mentions UK Eurovision Song Contest winners? Well, according to a poll of BBC Rad...
The Celluloid Highway
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The Flickist on Film
Everly (2015) - *Everly (2015)* *Stars -* Salma Hayek Jennifer Blanc Hiroyuki Watanabe *Directed by:* *Joe Lynch (@TheJoeLynch)* *Summary:* An actio...
The Death Rattle's Top 30 of 2014 - Movies I didn't get a chance to see that might have ended up on this list: GONE GIRL* BIG HERO 6 INTERSTELLAR #30 ENEMY - The synopsis sounded interesting e...
The Funhouse Closes It's Doors. - Hello readers, It is with a not so heavy heart that I announce that The Funhouse is closing it's doors for good. For 3 years now this has been my little h...
What Happened to VHS Archive?! - Some of you may have been wondering, and some of you may not have even noticed, but VHS Archive has pretty much ceased to operate. I live in Seattle where ...
I'll slash thru the rest to get to the best!
Trade Off- uncut - Release date: September 2013 Directed by: Sean Weathers 80 Minutes Arthur Blake chose to like his life to the fullest and on his terms. It doesn't matter ...
As My Tears Run Red
Who Are You? - Now that I am totally rewriting my zombie epic, it seems as though I have a lot of extra poetic verse that will not be making it into the project. While ...
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The Realm of Ryan
The Shadow in The Thunder King - *The Thunder King (1941)* *Walter B. Gibson writing as Maxwell Grant* The 1940s were a lesser decade for the Shadow than the previous one. Perhaps princip...
Come Play with Us, Danny...
It's Been A While, Friends... - But you can now follow me on facebook throughout the Halloween season:
The New Home of HalloweenOverkill! - It has been far too long my little ghouls and ghosts but finally HalloweenOverkill has found itself a new home right here on weebly (click the giant banner...
Dark August (1976) Let There Be Light(ning Bug) - Dear Lair Readers, As the venerated band Staind once intoned, "It's Been Awhile.", and it has. April was the last time you saw me kicking around The Lair, ...
See No Evil 2 - Official Trailer - Looks like Jacob Goodnight will be terrorizing a morgue in the sequel film See No Evil 2. Just when we thought Mr. Goodnight died at the end of the ...
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The Horror Hotel
Writing Blog Hop: Author - Stuart Keane - After a few weeks of preparing a wedding, actually getting married and going on a mini honeymoon, it's time to get back to the writing. What better way to...
The World of Disgruntled Monkey
Blazing Hell At NBC. - So the Constantine trailer has dropped and I got to admit it hasn't sent me running away. I love the Hellblazer comic and it's the only one that I actively...
I Can Haz A Liebster? - Scarina from Scarina's Scary Vault of Scariness nominated me for this award. Check her out, she is the bee's knees. *1. What angers you the most when watch...
Farinella at the Flicks and more
Packerpalooza 2014 - The last time I blogged, I got the best night sleep I had in a while, so I figured it was worth another shot at this blogging thing. Sleep has been much...
Screen Grab! with J. Astro
Cisco Training Jakarta Barat Will Tell What You Can Do To Enhance Your Networking Server - *Cisco Training Jakarta Barat* Will Tell What You Can Do To Enhance Your Networking Server [image: Cisco Training Jakarta Barat - Computer Network System] ...
Vic's Review – "Sherlock: The Empty Hearse" (2014) - What's it About? Mycroft calls Sherlock back to London to investigate an underground terrorist organization. "The Empty Hearse" Directed by Jeremy Lovering...
Ramalan Zodiak leo Hari ini - *Ramalan Zodiak Leo Hari ini - *Leo digambarkan dengan singa, zodiak leo merupakan raja bagi zodiak lain nya, sikapnya elegan dan eksotis. *Ramalan Zodiak ...
The Devil's Manor
Happy Halloween! - *"We have no fear of you, silent shadows, who tread* *The leaf-bestrewn paths, the dew-wet lawns. Draw near* *To the glowing fire, the empty chair,—we sha...
Thrill Me!
Movie Review: 'Dario Argento's Dracula' (2012) - *By Ryan Clark* Dario Argento might never make another great film, and he would still be one of my all-time favorite directors, based solely on the streng...
Harry Moseby Confidential
Let's Get It On With Lobby Cards: DRACULA SUCKS -
Movie Night Video Reviews
Informasi seputar tips kesehatan - *Tips Kesehatan* - Kesehatan merupakan kebutuhan yang sangat pening bagi setiap orang. Kesehatan adalah sebuah nikmat yang harus disyukuri. Kesehatan adala...
Multiplex Slut - I'll watch anything...
"Just forget you ever saw it. It's better that way." - Wise words from BRC in *Mulholland Drive*. So, OK, so I've been a bit preoccupied with the arrival of MS junior in the past weeks (not least the deliv...
Tainted Tome: Try Tres
When did Matt Hardy become the best pro wrestler in the country? - All right, before we get all crazy here, that's definitely some hyperbole in action in that title above. To be fair, Matt Hardy never really blew my mind. ...
Self Inflicted - Premieres May 6th! - Over at XRATS Productions I've become way too busy to write a full review for every film I watch. (Keep up to date with what I'm watching with my Twitter r...
Pieces - Title: Pieces Company: Arrow Video Format: DVD Number of Discs: 1 COVER A COVER B BACK 8 PAGE BOOKLET WRITTEN BY STEPHEN THROWER AUTHOR OF 'NIGHTMARE US...
HAPPY ZOMBIE JESUS DAY CHICKPEAS - Well, it's that time of year again, and if you're anything like me then this a day of marathoning zombie movies and eating candy until I damn near puke. ...
Horror Snark
We've Moved! - ... and it's about time! You can find us over at out permanent home: horrorsnark.com. Please update your bookmarks.
MoViE-mAnIaC
PIZZA(2012) - Cast: Vijay Sethupathi Remya Nambeesan The basic plot of the movie revolves around Michael who works as a Pizza ...
Underrated Movies
Subspecies (1991) - For those of you who don't know 88 films let me explain really quick. If you are from Europe (like me) it was never easy to buy movies from full moon's ...
Invasion of The B Movies
This Is The End - (I used the short version of the song. This shouldn't take very long.) First things first: I been nominated for Funniest Writer over at Cinematic Cat...u...
The Comics Cove
FB Re-Post: Why the Dying Wish Storyline Offends Me FAR Less Than One More Day Ever Did - *Warning: This post has spoilers about the story arc leading up to Amazing Spider-Man #700. If you don't want to be spoiled, then please don't read any fu...
Laughing at the Expense of Others - It's fun to be scared in a safe environment (movie, haunted house, video game, etc), but it's even more fun to witness other people being scared out of the...
Up! All Night - Watch your favorite cheesy flicks from the past online!
KILLER KLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE (1988) - *KILLER KLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE (1988)* When a small town is invaded by aliens from outer space who are capturing and killing the townspeople, no one take...
Review: Attack of the Werewolves - *Attack of the Werewolves* (*Lobos De Arga*) is a Spanish comedy horror written and directed by Juan Martinez Moreno. It is set in a remote village called...
Watchtower of Justice
Holliston-Season 1 (2012) - When it comes to television shows, I have been out of the loop for quite awhile. It's funny because I was a television addict when I was gr...
Netflix Instant Bad Movie Marathon HQ
Bad Netflix is back next Saturday (10/20) for some Halloween fun! - The next Netflix Instant Bad Movie Marathon is coming up soon, on Saturday, October 20th. The festivities begin at 7:30 Central with *Galaxy of Terror* (...
Magniflorious!
31 Frightful Femmes - Nancy - Wow. That Wendy entry was really freakin' long, huh? Yeah, that can't keep happening. I'm not one of those writers whose words flow effortlessly from the...
Stoned Horror Critic
From Cable, With Love: Shitty Sequels - This month I was featured as a contributor on my good friend Freddie Young's site, Full Moon Reviews, as part of his Sequel September series. A very awesom...
TFAV...1630...Pure Horror!
Horrorshow Radio: Jinn - Horrorshow Radio: Jinn: Coming from a religious slant, the Jinn is a very interesting character in mythology. I guess if you grew up in the middle to late ...
The Mat Game Maven
IDENTITY CRISIS - You got me Vince. Seriously. Red handed. Hook- line and sinker. Like Sandusky giving raspberries in the boys room shower. (Too soon?) Here I thought not ev...
365HorrorMovie
Night Flier, Graveyard Shift, It - Three mini reviews, which are part of my 60 days of Stephen King summer movie project. The Night Flier The best and worst feature of this film is how diffi...
GONE FISHIN' - *Gentle Reader,* *After much thought, I have decided that it's time to shut down Billy Loves Stu for a bit. * *It might be for a week, it might be foreve...
MANGLED MATTERS
Bryan Enk: A Mangled Matters Interview. - *It takes a very dedicated and creative mind to make films for a living. It takes an even more unique individual to conduct business on a bi-costal arran...
close encounters of the blonde kind....
VICTIM (2010) Why this horror gem is the cinematic equivalent of striking gold... - *Every now and then you blindly come across a film that completely reaffirms your love and faith in the horror genre. The experience itself is not only exh...
Confessions of Movie Addict
My review of "My Week With Marilyn" - First of all, I think Marilyn Monroe is one of the most overrated people of all time. If there's one very negative thing about this film.. it's just that...
Dead End Drive-in
Familiar (2011) - Short Film, Short Review - Familiar (2011) - Dir. by Richard Powell Through a series of tragic events, a middle aged man grows to suspect the negative impulses plaguing his mind ma...
"Does This Bus Stop at 53rd and 3rd?" - I had no idea this even ever happened! Sure, I know Bruce originally wrote "Hungry Heart" for the Ramones after he ran into Joey in 1979, but apparently th...
TCWReviews Bids Thee Farewell! - Life is dictated through the many little moments we encounter in our journeys, each on its own is small and not particularly significant. But if you were ...
Maven's Movie Vault of Horror
Kill List (2011) - *The cast -* *Director -* Ben Wheatley Neil Maskell as Jay MyAnna Buring as Shel *Writers...
Closed for business! - Midnight Fright is close for business.
Deadly Serious
All-New 2011 Honda Odyssey - The 2011 Honda Odyssey is no ordinary minivan. Already a winner with such awards as the '2011 Best Redesigned Vehicle' from kbb.com and a 2011 'All Sta...
The Action Effect
Fistful of Awesome - Becky and I have combined our efforts and created a new blog. Please check it out! :) Fistful of Awesome! Our mission: The internet can be a negative pla...
I Love J-Horror
Kwaidan (1964) Trailer - This film contains four distinct, separate stories. "Black Hair": A poor samurai who divorces his true love to marry for money, but finds the marriage di...
Jack L. film reviews
End of The Week Post - *The Adventures of Tintin* - 2011 directed by Steven Spielberg 9/10 The comics were childhood favourites of mine, so I was rather nervous when the cinemati...
Top Ten Best Horror Movie Soundtracks - Different kind of music listeners have their own favorite musical genres and music lists. If you are a horror fan, you probably enjoy music that evokes cr...
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We're still alive! But we need writers! - Hey, everybody! I hope you are all having a fun and productive summer! For anybody who reads the Hunter Film Blog, sorry that we haven't been updating. Man...
A Sound Mind
New Story - Greetings to anyone that still bothers to check in here. The likelihood of me continuing this story is pretty much nil at this point. I apologize for leavi...
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Yul Brynner Brings It As ... - *The Ultimate Warrior* *(1975)* Set in a future decimated by a plague, the Spartan populace of New York City is dispersed into pockets of survivalist gro...
Welcome To The Horror Show
Every Day is Friday the 13th - Happy Halloween! What? It isn't Halloween? I get these holidays mixed-up: even though Friday the 13th doesn't have quite the same commercial appeal (or pot...
(Optimus) Prime and Prejudice
Update in Progress - No, not necessarily here. Actually, I'm just sittin' around waiting for my XBox to download an update, so I figured I'd take a moment to check in with (O)P...
Violent Italy
Man From Deep River (1972) Il paese del sesso selvaggio - *aka Deep River Savages, Sacrifice!* From director Umberto Lenzi (CANNIBAL FEROX, EATEN ALIVE) comes MAN FROM DEEP RIVER, a story about a British photogr...
Dan Turner: Hollywood Detective - July 1942 -
We Don't Need No Alien Invasion: The Faculty - Next to Disturbing Behavior, The Faculty has been one of my favorite movies on the horrors of high school conformity. Set in rural Ohio, a band of teenag...
Witchboard (1986) - Reviewed By: Billy There is a performance in *Witchboard* that is so surprising, so multi-faceted, and so spellbinding that it should go down in history a...
been away for a while... - Just wanted to let you all know I haven't forgotten about this blog. I just havent had time to get on blogger lately. Mostly because I discovered Tumblr. F...
Coolness Is Timeless
I'm Taking A Break From Coolness Is Timeless! - I had wanted to do this post to celebrate one of my favorite holidays, Halloween. I don't have a lot to celebrate right now. My computer died last night. I...
'Win Free Horror Shit!' Moves To Facebook! - Win Free Horror Shit! started on here as its own blog and then moved to my other blog, Freddy In Space, as a recurring feature. It became too much of a ha...
DRIVE IN B-MOVIE REVIEWS
Yuko Ogura Feet - Yuko Ogura feet pictures, Yuko Ogura legs, toes, barefoot and shoes.Yuko Ogura is a cute Japanese model and singer, perhaps best known for her song entitle...
The Midnight Special: Films That Time Forgot
Polanski, Japanese Horror, SUS, A Day Of Violence & some Hollywood Classics - Cul-de-sac DVD review over at 10,000 Bullets [image: Photobucket] SUS (Stop & Search) DVD review over at 10,000 Bullets [image: Photobucket] DeathTu...
There's Something About The Boy... Thats Just Not Right
WICKED The Movie Is Now In Talks... - *I'm amazed it's taken this long, but it seems a movie based on top London show Wicked is on the cards. * *''Something Wicked This Way Comes''* Universal a...
The First Ever Billy Loves Stu Meme for Horror Bloggers! - 1: In Ten Words or Less, Describe Your Blog:It is a blog that shares my love of horror. 2: During What Cinematic Era Where you Born?The Halloween Era (Late...
Plan9 from
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Killer Reviews Movie Podcast
'Kick Ass' Review by Cory von Chaos - Superheroes are born from adversity, bred in fighting atrocities, and are forced to exist in anonimity. Regular citizens like you and I who took it upon th...
- For The First Time ever RK and Rohnny Reaper agree on a thing! our pick for you this week is Shutter Island! RK says, watch it for the sake Leonardo Dicap...
Two horror films on one day. - We have Jennifer's Body and Paranormal Activity both released on the same day which can only mean one thing. it's the battle of the horror movies. Let's re...
Best and Worst Career Moves of 2009 - Yikes, I have not posted a new blog in a while, so I guess I should make this one an extra large entry to make up for lost time. 2009 is almost over. This ...
The Crypt Reviews with the Stoned Horror Critic
Crap Dungeon Horrible Films Presents: Dracula 3000 - DRACULA 3000 (2004) DIRECTED BY: Darrel Roodt STARRING: Casper Van Dien Erika Elaniak Tom "Tiny" Lister Udo Kier (WHAT?? NO!!) Coolio RUNNING TIME: 1 hou...
Radiation Cinema! | Atomic Age Sci-Fi Films and B-Movies
The Unbroken Dream of Edward D. Wood, Jr. - *GLEN OR GLENDA* (1953) Directed by Edward D. Wood, Jr. STARRING: *Lyle Talbot* – Inspector Warren *Bela Lugosi* – The Scientist *Edward D. Wood, Jr*. – Glen...
MOVIE REVIEW: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - *Starring*: Brad Pitt, Cate Blanchett,Taraji P. Henson *Director*: David Fincher *Release Date*: December 25, 2008 *Running Time*: 165 min *MPAA Rating*: R *...
New MySpace Profile - - Hey everyone. One final post. If any of you want to keep in touch on MySpace, I decided to start a personal profile at http://www.myspace.com/mymisanthropi...
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