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It’s so bad it’s good, 3.5 readers. My corona movie marathon continues, focusing a lot on the 1980s as of late, and boy is this movie bad yet delicious, like an exquisite stinky cheese, you know it’s not good for you at all. It’ll taste good going down, but it’ll leave your breath smelly later. […]… Continue reading BQB’s Classic Movie Reviews – Tango and Cash (1989) — Bookshelf Battle

Is Darth Vader the greatest movie villain of all time? I think one could make a robust argument that he is. Don’t worry: I am not going to present a thesis here. That isn’t the purview of this blog. I hoped, however, that I might capture something of his imposing, intimidating presence, the menace of […]… Continue reading Star Wars #28 – Darth Vader — Pict Ink

I’ve said it before many times, a movie is only as good as its villain. It’s an old cliché and one that rang true throughout the 2010s with numerous memorable baddies setting the tone for a decade of truly fun cinematic features. In a lot of ways, the bad guys outshined the good guys over […]… Continue reading Decade in Review: Top 10 Movie Villains of the 2010s — Cinema Spotlight

Imagine for a moment that, instead of real life, this were a movie about a nation-wide and global pandemic bringing our lives to a screeching halt while threatening to kill millions if we don’t act responsibly. Hearing the president and some of his most influential supporters espouse an opinion that we need to sacrifice certain… Continue reading When our leaders sound like movie villains — Castles in the Sand

Happy new year! Okay I did anticipate this post would be out in December but I got waylaid eating copious amounts of cheese whilst watching On the Buses. Honestly the truth and why would I lie? Really? Anyway whilst the tree is still up (which it is, just) and there’s five jars of part-eaten chutneys […]… Continue reading Top 10 Christmas Movie Villains — emmakwall (explains it all)

An aspiring filmmaker gets more than she bargains for in this feature film debut of indie filmmaker Moez Solis. Nilah Williams has aspirations of becoming a filmmaker. Despite her dream, she finds herself locked out of the system. When she invites herself to a producer’s workshop at a local library, she is enthralled when she […]… Continue reading The Mentor (2020) — WorldFilmGeek

Rene Perez’s iconic horror franchise character is back and this time, he may have met his match in the form of Robert Bronzi! Ellen Weaver is an investigative reporter who has finally been given access to someone who is on the top 10 FBI’s most wanted list. The man she is interviewing is known simply […]… Continue reading Cry Havoc (2020) — WorldFilmGeek

A man’s new job goes from zero to one hundred in this thrilling film from writer-director Mark Schwab. Simon has been working his new job for a LGBT crisis hotline for just about a week. He’s not too thrilled because he gets calls that are not really crises but more complaints about certain things. However, […]… Continue reading Crisis Hotline (2020) — WorldFilmGeek

This tale from writer-director Issa Lopez can be seen as a modern-day thriller fused with perhaps an influence of Pan’s Labyrinth in terms of its narrative formula of mixing real-life drama and supernatural horror. Estrella is a young girl who finds herself living in a very bad neighborhood during the Mexican Drug War. When gunfire […]… Continue reading Tigers Are Not Afraid (2020) — WorldFilmGeek

He received Oscar nominations for his work on E.T., The Color Purple, and Empire of the Sun. via Allen Daviau, Spielberg’s Go-To Cinematographer Dies at 77 Due to Coroanvirus — Consequence of Sound