WATCH NOW In 1988, Brian Trenchard-Smith directed two low-budget martial arts films in Hong Kong and his native Australia featuring Edward John Steak as a tough guy named Jason Blade. The results? Day Of The Panther and Strike Of The Panther, two rollicking action pictures that were released on Blu-ray for the first time this […]
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WATCH NOW Okay. This may end up looking ugly. The plot is simple getting revenge and it is like I spit on your grave. First, A woman’s set of thugs with makeup on rape her, and when she is out of the hospital, she begins to hunt them down and kill them, one at a
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WATCH NOW I bet at the back of our minds, we’ve all had that one idea for a perfect movie or even a band name, but never actually attempted to create one. James I West, the Georgia State Representative on the other hand, had an idea for a movie that literally dropped at his doorstep.
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WATCH NOW For some unforeseen reason, a series of murders have necessitated the return of the character Harry Hole from La-La Land. A disabled forensics expert turned psychologist, Bratt has the challenge of solving Miss Bettison’s case. With her disfigured body found mounted on a tree, it is apparent that she is a victim of
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WATCH NOW The Outfit plots the world of gangsters in the backdrop of the 1930s with Prohibition. With Legs Diamond (Mosby) and Dutch Schultz (Henriksen) at loggerheads, the two number ones keep trying to outdo each other. Their organized criminal acts of bootlegging needs to be controlled at all cost till Lucky Luciano (Drago) can
WATCH NOW I may simply not be the right age for this. I think I would have cherished the light-to moderate amount of nudity which this contains, some time back during my unrefined stage. As I am now, my flaws happen to be superseding my merits. Perhaps, it is because I happened to doze off
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WATCH NOW Translating humour tends to be very complicated, and there are also many comedic shows that fail to cross different cultures and their audiences. The main issue comes from jokes, where, they cannot be created in silence. When it comes to comedy, it is all about incongruity and expectations which are solely reliant on
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WATCH NOW Where Love Found Me is a stunning piece of cinematography. It eloquently tells the story of a filmmaker hoping to make it in Hollywood. In a quest to strike gold, Hudson starts living with a group of underprivileged children. Desperate for a hit piece, he is blindsided by an alluring young girl named
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WATCH NOW Neither is “The Female Bunch” well made on any level. As a disclaimer, some notes should be set down for the record: history will record it as the last film booked into the Oriental Theater. Among the last movies to be shown in the Stock Exchange, The Oriental beats all expectations in closing
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WATCH NOW Ahhhh. A detective mystery drama that would reveal every single detail left unsolved by Dexter. However, Hidden Agenda directed by Aaron Wilson is not the one who will help us with these details. Their hijinks never seem to end. It is never satisfying. No light seems to appear toward the end of the
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