Right…the franchise is established and they’ve worked out what works best. Plus the original director is back. Things are looking up. Part 1 Part 2 Film: Final Destination 3 Released: 2006 Director: James Wong Cast: Mary Elizabeth… Continue reading
As you can tell from, you know, the title, this is the second part of a series. You can find part 1 HERE. Film: Final Destination 2 Released: 2003 Director: David R. Ellis Cast: Ali… Continue reading
Every now and then I get a notion in my head to smash through an entire franchise of movies. In the past we’ve covered the Fast and Furious, Saw and MCU films. Recently I was… Continue reading
Born in London in 1887 as William Pratt, the man known the world over as Boris Karloff has become a film icon. His looks and soft distinctive voice is instantly recognizable to movie… Continue reading
Clash of the Monsters Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943) Dir. Roy William Neill The Scene: Unable to resist his curiosity anymore, Dr. Mannering unleashes the full power of Frankenstein’s monster, much to… Continue reading
Just like any other form of art, film is a medium where entries have ruffled feathers to say the least. Numerous movies have featured elements which were crude or offensive which decent people… Continue reading
To outsiders, the Australian Outback in a wild and mysterious land; filled with beauty and danger in equal measure. It is in this region of the world, that director Russell Mulcahy decided to… Continue reading
Director: Ari Aster Cast: Toni Collette, Alex Wolff, Milly Shaprio, Gabriel Byrne, Ann Dowd Plot: The film opens with Ellen Graham attending her mother’s funeral and revealing some deep rooted issues with their… Continue reading
In the haunting and addictive novel Mr. Splitfoot, author Samantha Hunt tells two alternating stories, tied together by a character in two stages of her life. As a teenager, Ruth suffered being raised… Continue reading
In “Phobia Philms,” I plan on reviewing and recommending scary movies based on real phobias, of which there is no shortage of, specifically what makes them scary and how they represent our anxieties.… Continue reading
