WATCH NOW People have made countless movies depicting the beauty and sorrow in war, but they have yet to come up with a solution to what life is like once the action has come to an end. How does a soldier readjust to life after war gets silent? The answer is, it is a tough […]
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WATCH NOW I always expect mountains of explosions and an invincible hero in view whenever I see a Cannon action film, and that expectation does not disappoint. However, when there is a movie that has the stoic David Carradine, for example, ‘Kill Bill’, I am on the other hand not so persuaded that I will
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WATCH NOW The film’s title made me chuckle. A German officer who is hurt found himself on the desert of Arabia, muttering to himself- ‘There is no pain’, in german, trying to yank out a sharps splinter off his thigh. The cover is also quite outlandish. It makes sure to capture the essence of the
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WATCH NOW On the Double is a comedy film published in 1961, and its director, Melville Shavelson, also co-wrote the script with Jack Rose. The film stars Danny Kaye, who, as in most of his films, plays two roles; this time a soldier and a general. During the year 1944, an attempt on the life
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WATCH NOW It is quite amazing that The Devastator is effortlessly engaging and entertaining as the one hour and nineteen minutes video manages to be of a reasonable length. The sleepy little town of King’s Ransom, California, welcomes the Vietnam vet Deacon Deke Porter. Upon arrival, he investigates the suspicious demise of his buddy Marcus
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WATCH NOW In regard to the first Kung Fu-bruary, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Ricky Glore, the filmmaker who happens to be a stand-up comedian, on making a microbudget campground horror movie in Cinci-tucky. His investment on this flick was less than what Joe Burrow once spent treating all his offensive
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WATCH NOW During World War II, Nazi Captain Gemmler wants a special chemical formula that will enhance the efficiency of normal gasoline. In his search for this formula, he meets two people that he thinks would be useful and who are already working on this. Using his hidden agents, Gemmler has them kidnapped and the
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WATCH NOW Ski Troop Attack was produced by Roger Corman, under very entertaining circumstances. It was filmed in less than two weeks in the mountains of South Dakota during the breaks of filming his bigger budget production, Beast from Haunted Cave. Even with these strict time constraints, Ski Troop Attack managed to be a fairly
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WATCH NOW FBI agent G. B. Fleming (Roger Pryor) devises a strategy to capture the Nazis when he learns that an American scientist working on radio technology was murdered by Nazi spies. His plan involves alerting the radio men of US ship movements and further including the entire local spy ring. The FBI will tail
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WATCH NOW I went through a slow shift in my perception towards the Church of Tarantino. I remember when Pulp Fiction came out and, I will admit, the advertisement made the movie out to be stupid. During my freshman year at the University of Minnesota, they had a movie theater at the St. Paul campus.
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