Because of its fame, I had an idea of what I was getting myself into when I settled down to…
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Movie Review: Ghostland (2018)
Ghostland (2018) starts hard and fast. By the time it gets to the opening credits, a whole horror movie has…
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feminism, film, film and tv, film review, horror, modern horror, movie, movie review, movie trailer, social media
Movie Review: Friend Request (2016)
Friend Request (2016) has to be one of the spookiest movies I’ve seen in a good while. I’ll be completely…
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b movies, cinephile, couch potato, cult movies, Eighties, film, film and tv, film review, horror, movie, movie review, video nasty
Movie Review: Evilspeak (1981)
Evilspeak is a forgotten horror movie from 1981. It stars Clint Howard as Cadet Stanley Coopersmith, who summons Satan through…
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b movies, cinephile, classic movies, couch potato, film, film and tv, film review, movie, movie review, pulp, robots, sci fi, spaceships
Movie Review: Forbidden Planet (1956)
It’s hard to watch Forbidden Planet (1956) as both a feminist and a nerd so I’m going to put my…
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cinema, cinephile, Cineworld, dinosaurs, film, film and tv, film review, Jurassic Park, Jurassic World, movie, movie review10 Reasons to Love Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
The Jurassic franchise has some of the best sequels in film history. What I mean is that it consistently provides…
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action movie, cinephile, classic movies, couch potato, film, film and tv, film review, movie, movie review, sci fiMovie Review: Meteor (1979)
Meteor is a 1979 action movie starring Sean Connery (Paul Bradley) and Natalie wood (Tatiana Donskaya.) As Jay says, the…
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cinema, cinephile, classic movies, couch potato, film, film and tv, film review, movie, movie review, WesternMovie Review: Mackenna’s Gold (1969)
If you’re watching along with my 100 Classic Must-See Movies (That I’ve Somehow Never Seen), I have a suggestion for…
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Movie Review: Love, Simon (2018)
Love, Simon (based on Becky Albertalli’s Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda) earns a place next to coming-of-age greats like…
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Movie Review: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975)
I’ve been thinking about this review for a long time and I don’t feel like I’m any closer to knowing…
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