WATCH NOW The film portrays the revolts of slaves in Curacao, a Dutch colony that erupted in 1795. Tula initiated a nonviolent March across the entire island. The black participants claimed to be in desperate need of help because they believed they had endured more than enough abuse at the hands of their employers. Tula’s […]
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WATCH NOW Now envision Napoleon Dynamite after 10 years, with an uplift on the geekiness, add a burning desire to air drum, a fanny pack, a headband, and you more or less have the protagonist of the nonsensical ”Adventures of Power.” Ari Gold, the writer, director, and actor, is NOT the same person who entertained
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WATCH NOW I was meant to write this brief post on ‘Game to Live Action Movie Marathon’ last year but never got around to it. In my defence, I would like to think I am being reasonable by not wanting to spend my hard-earned cash on another Paul Anderson film. But as luck would have
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WATCH NOW As we all know by now, the reason you come here is because I have in 411 on all the weird obscure movies, the ones you seem cool talking to your pals about in a sourdough bread place or morgue, the ones you can talk about and people think your hip and must
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WATCH NOW In Deadly Crossing, a movie from the American film director Steven Seagal, is the waiter who turned into an ethnically ambiguous Aikido master martial artist who went to Japan. Now, he sounds like a ex-Cajun Seattle cop. This is a callback to the Nen accent Seagal was trying to perfect in 2005’s film
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WATCH NOW Like many low-budget horror films, EYES OF THE DEAD is a movie that I am fond of as it tries a lot more than its means can fulfill. EYES OF THE DEAD is told from the advanced viewpoint of a farm owner which is experiencing difficulties in his marriage, and for some reasons,
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WATCH NOW “Blue Streak” is in the upper echelons of a cop buddy genre, resting in the “Lethal Weapon” aisle. It has all the standard features of a cop comedy, like the standard Dunkin Donuts endorsement, but its creative in execution – and there’s a powerful central performance from Martin Lawrence that is hard to
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WATCH NOW ARTIK is the thrilling and thought-provoking debut feature film from Writer/director Tom Botchii, who has said that making the film was cathartic for him and some of the characters are loosely based on real people. ARTIK will have its World Premiere at The Popcorn Frights Film Festival on August 11th and will be
WATCH NOW First off, the whole thing of Dolph Lundgren depicting a demon hunter in the southern regions of the United States does not grab my attention. Well, allow me to first begin by stating that “while the photograph reveals an ominously photoshopped DVD cover, do not infringe don’t kill it out of your list.
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WATCH NOW “Duck Butter” bills itself as comedically amusing, however, there is a distinct plot that runs throughout the film. It revolves around a woman who is self exploring. One of the more subtle, yet striking features of this film, is how its innovative proportions plays a very significant role in the overall impression of
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