WATCH NOW There was a disaster and Mary Brooks2 is missing somewhere in the jungle. As a result, she and her dear friend Bob Hall have arranged a journey to search for Dr. Brooks. It is important to note that not all members of the safari have noble intentions. First of all, their guide Jeff […]
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WATCH NOW This is not at all in the spirit of Roger Corman’s creature features or the equally “so bad, they’re good” features from Asylum or SyFy. Contrary to the title Killer Bees, the film focuses far too much on the romance between the sheriff, his wife, and Riley the bee specialist, which really misses
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WATCH NOW Late at night, a man with a claw as a hand is attempting to break into a fur warehouse. This man is known as ‘The Claw’ and is a part of a criminal gang that aims to sell furs. So, The Claw puts out the night watch and kills the lights around the
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WATCH NOW Considered by many fans and critics to be one of the weakest Godzilla film entries, Godzilla’s Revenge, also known as All Monsters Attack (1969), is the tenth installment of the Godzilla franchise. Ishiro Honda, the director, attempted to make this version of Godzilla appealing to children and as a result, its plot is
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Universal and the masterminds behind the ‘Despicable Me’ series – which also includes Chris Meledandri’s Illumination Entertainment, have set their goals on achieving more than just seasonal movies. The aim is to introduce Easter-themed movies as a powerful contender against the Christmas movie block. Easter celebrations always have had a less powerful impact when compared
Taking the peculiar advantage of the old disaster-movie rule that audiences care more about a single dog more than the fate of people, “Zoo” increases the horrors of the Luftwaffe air raids on Belfast during World War II by centering attention to the animals inside the local zoo. Colin McIvor, the writer and director, turns
WATCH NOW There’s plenty of intrigue on the New Mexico ranch our heroine is shunted off to in “Kepler’s Dream,” but little suspense is wrung from it in this tepid family drama adapted from a well-reviewed YA novel by Juliet Bell. Opening in a dozen markets nationwide simultaneously with a VOD launch, the film is
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WATCH NOW An Ancient Catholic Order of Priests, Long Lost Conspiracy Theories, and The ‘Miracle’ Olive Tree of 19th Century Sicily are what spark the deep imagination of the mind behind religion Novakovic. But a desperately ill lawyer suffering from a life-threatening disease goes seeking a miracle curing tree in Ante Novakovic’s devout drama which
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WATCH NOW Trailers! These little pieces of film offer an insight into what a movie has to offer, and depending on its quality, it can either make or break a film. Let me tell you, in some of my reviews, I have mentioned how a trailer has unexpectedly spoiled a movie for me, either by
WATCH NOW This animation review involves a sole running theme which is justification. I must clarify that the target audience is the youth and the visuals may entertain children however, this film’s judgment sole frame of reference is set by the intricacies of Pixar which is cynical in nature. I’ll try my level best to
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