WATCH NOW The Prince and the Pauper (2000)It is extremely difficult to critique a film/story such as The Prince and the Pauper unless one fundamentally alters the story; like how Disney did with the Sprouse brother’s version. It reminded me of how the movie The Lawnmower Man had very little to do with the book […]
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WATCH NOW For much of the 1970s, Burt Reynolds starred in rural southern movies often referred to as “chick flicks.” With the two Gator McKlusky films, we have one of his best, and well, another one. When I say Burt Reynolds, I’m pretty sure there is a specific film that came to your mind. If
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WATCH NOW Death Wish is perhaps the best-known work of Michael Winner alongside Charles Bronson and to start off with, Chato’s Land has a pretty interesting plot. It follows, at least in my opinion, a flat out insane scene where a man by the name of Pardon Chato happens to sit comfortably in a tavern.
WATCH NOW If the surreal dreamscapes that propelled ‘Inception’ had taken place in the deep, dark, and dubious recesses of a deeply disturbed adolescent girl’s mind, it would look a lot like Anna. It is messier than a teenager’s bedroom while also overstuffed with unnecessary aspects that burden the plot. This psychological thriller is about
WATCH NOW To live as Wild Bill Hickok (1837-1876) must have been a joyless enterprise. He left the only woman he adored, was a victim for every man who wanted to claim his fame with a fast-draw competition, made a fool of himself in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show, and eventually got shot from behind
WATCH NOW Witless as it may seem, “The Little Vampire” is a charming yet attractive film which tells a story of a child from San Diego moving to Scotland with his family where he encounters a household of vampires. This movie is derived from a best selling children’s novel by German writer Angela Sommer Boden
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WATCH NOW During the 1950s, actor Tom Laughlin and screenwriter Delores Taylor created a movie hero, that the industry has never seen before. The hero was a roughened veteran who had his own code of living. He used his skills to defend progressive young people from the corrupt system. However, the wholesome 1950s did not
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WATCH NOW Buffalo Boys is, in essence, an Indonesian hybrid action movie that consists of two disjointed films a brutal martial arts movie and a shocking reimagined western. Set somewhere in the mid-1860s, ancient Indonesian brothers, Jamar and Suwo, who are portrayed by Ario Bayu and Yoshi Sudarso respectively, come back to Java and seek
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WATCH NOW Have you ever come across a movie that you had no clue existed, only to curse yourself for not knowing about the movie? I certainly did when I watched Red Sun. How can you not watch it if two of my favorite actors, Charles Bronson, and Toshiro Mifune are together in a Spaghetti
WATCH NOW Westerners are appearing more increasingly in the last year or so. From recent releases such as Hell on the Border and Righteous Blood to the upcoming Apache Junction and even western/horror hybrids like The Pale Door and Skinwalker. It appears the Old West is in fashion again. Infusing this trend is Catch the
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