A Review by SLAMADAM! Director: Nicholas Winding Refn Starring: Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, and Albert Brooks Plot: A driver (Ryan Gosling) becomes involved with his single mother neighbor (Carey Mulligan). When her husband returns… Continue reading
Director: Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck Starring: Johnny Depp, Angelina Jolie Plot: Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie go to Venice. Review: You can’t fault the marketing for this movie. They promoted it has featuring… Continue reading
Director: David Gordon Green Starring: Danny McBride, James Franco, Natalie Portman Plot: A useless, stoned, vulgar prince is envious of his brother being treated like a hero (possibly due to him being a… Continue reading
Director: Roger Donaldson Starring: Jason Statham, Saffron Burrows Plot: A team of petty crooks take on a job to rob a bank from an old associate, unaware that the British Government set it… Continue reading
Director: Sean Byrne Starring: Xavier Samuels, Robin McLeavy Plot: A teenage boy, struggling with the death of his father and home life, finds himself trapped in a nightmare when the girl he turned… Continue reading
Director: Michel Gondry Starring: Seth Rogen, Jay Chou, Christolph Waltz, Cameron Pelican Diaz Plot: A revisit of the old school vigilante radio and television serial that sees the brat son of a media… Continue reading
Director: Steven Soderberg Starring: A whole bunch of brilliant, talented actors. And Gwyneth Paltrow. Plot: A mutation of a virus finds itself into the human population. With no vaccinations, antibodies or treatments it… Continue reading
“I Kinda Like the Dark Grey One” from Ed Wood (Tim Burton, 1994) The Scene: Edward D. Wood, Jr. (widely considered the worst film-maker of all time) is putting together his newest disaster… Continue reading
by Appa the Gypsy The year was 2008. I was young (sixteen, to be exact), I was approaching my first set of high school examinations, and I was an angsty teenager, meaning that… Continue reading
I felt a twinge of familiarity when the latest documentary from divisive film maker Michael Moore. The opening sequence plays out in an identical fashion to Bowling for Columbine. Nothing wrong with that,… Continue reading
