WATCH NOW From the moment Shelly Forsythe, the firefighter, arrived at the firehouse, it was pure mayhem. As if the chaos wasn’t enough, he was aware of the fact that he had taken up the position of a relatively more popular firefighter who was dead now. He wasn’t the first retiring firefighter in the setting […]
WATCH NOW I think I stumbled upon this movie while I was trying to look for some documentaries on my favorite topics: weather and natural disasters. Since I believed this was somewhat related to that topic at a sensible level, I queued it up. All I can say is that it goes to show one
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WATCH NOW Listen to this. King Odysseus together with his knights and Scribe Homer are returning to their home, Ithaca, when suddenly they are attacked by powerful creatures while hearing siren songs. They lose their boat and passengers, surviving only with five men. Odysseus, Eurylochus, Homer, Perimedes, and Christos wake up on the Isle of
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WATCH NOW These are enigmatic fusion between a blaxploitation film, a pirate movie, and a women in prison type of film. Many of the movies from the 70s produced in the Philippines were bizarre to some extent, and this is no different. The namesake gang is captained by Kelly (Bell) and Anggie (Katon) and they
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WATCH NOW The movie ‘Totally Baked’ is classified as a “Pot-U-Mentary” which is a mix between a movie and a documentary. In this case, it starts out as a documentary-style segmented imagery that is rather technical in nature. The term stoner indeed seems accurate, reflecting Lee Abbott’s attempt to make an amateur disposition. The primary
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WATCH NOW For the years I have been writing this blog, one thing I have come to learn is that there is always something to look out for. Blood Shot has been in my sight for some time now but its limited release (as of this write up) was only set in Thailand. I almost
WATCH NOW In my opinion, Image of Bruce Lee is not the best work of Li cinema, but neither is it the worst. The martial arts are superior to anything he had done before this film, but like his other films, there is too much pointless fighting, a ridiculous plot, bad moments, and so on,
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WATCH NOW Witnessing Deadly Impact is an opportunity I would highly recommend. Similar to Dirty Harry and 48 Hours, the film follows the story of Bo Svenson, his captain and his vendetta as he tries to exact justice with the help of his friend Fred Williamson. The movie uses the argument Bo has his superior
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WATCH NOW And as you can expect of the hundreds of Italian Westerns churned out, quite a few of them only rate as sub par. Some of these sub par entries have an interesting twist or memorable scene but are still only sub par at the end of the day. That is this is what
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WATCH NOW By the year Bruce Lee passed away in 1973, I was not even a clump of cells in my mother’s body. He was highly popular at that time and ever since he has become a mythical character. Before stepping into action movies in the early 70s, he was a child star in Hong
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