Movie Review: Killing Them Softly
Directed by: Andrew Dominik Starring: Brad Pitt, James Gandolfini, Ray Liotta, and Richard Jenkins Plot: After the heist of a local card game, a mob hit man is hired to clean up the… Continue reading
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10 Indie Comics for the Big Screen
posted by Slam Adams You may have seen an awesome animated short making its rounds around the internet based on the Dark Horse comic, The Goon, and featuring the voices of Clancy Brown… Continue reading
The Many Faces of Felix Leiter
In the world of Bond, James is king sure, but no one can say he works alone 100% of the time. How could a super spy work in a vacuum? Not possible. Throughout… Continue reading
Top 10 Bond Girls
Here’s a random little tidbit of information – during the production of the film Skyfall the planning documentation used the term ‘Bond Women’ instead of the traditional ‘Bond Girls’. This reflects a change… Continue reading
4 Thinly Veiled Insults Delivered via Movies
Movies are, at heart, a form of mass communication. And just like everyday working folk film makers can be petty and use their power to publicly insult people with whom they have an… Continue reading
Movie Review: Deadfall
Directed by: Stefan Ruzowitzky Starring: Eric Bana, Charlie Hunnam, Olivia Wilde, and Kate Mara Plot: 2 siblings who just robbed a casino cross paths with a boxer who just got out of prison. Review: Addison (Eric… Continue reading
Movie Review: The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Directed by: Stephen Chbosky Starring: Logan Lerman, Emma Watson, and Ezra Miller Plot: A lonely freshman makes friend with 2 outgoing seniors. Review: Charlie (Logan Lerman) is a lonely teenager suffering from psychological issues. It is… Continue reading
Movie Review: Fat Kid Rules the World
Directed by: Matthew Lillard Starring: Jacob Wysocki, Matt O’Leary, and Billy Campbell Plot: Troy, an unhappy fat high schooler, starts a punk band with Marcus, a junkie dropout. Review: Troy (Jacob Wysocki) is a fat teenager.… Continue reading
Movies Review: ‘Sinister’ (2012)
Plot: Ellison is a onetime bestseller, who writes true crime, and he so desperately wants to have just one more great novel, so he moves his family into the house of a crime… Continue reading
Rating David Lynch: Best to…Least Best
It’s an extremely hard choice, but I think David Lynch is my favourite director, even over guys like Kubrick. In some ways, the two directors are opposites; Kubrick being the consummate technical wizard, always analysing… Continue reading
