Moon 44 (1990)
Moon 44 (1990) – Roland Emmerich’s gritty sci-fi thriller. forgotten Sci-fi with impressive practical effects. An overlooked cult classic.
Continue readingMoon 44 (1990) – Roland Emmerich’s gritty sci-fi thriller. forgotten Sci-fi with impressive practical effects. An overlooked cult classic.
Continue readingA look at the obscure 2001 direct-to-video noir thriller Outlaw, directed by Bo Svenson and starring Michael Madsen, Jeff Fahey and William Forsythe. A fascinatingly flawed crime film packed with waffle, tough-guys, low-budget chaos and forgotten VHS-era charm.
Continue readingA curious 80s TV relic, Out of Time pairs a time-travelling cop with a modern detective in a modest, pilot-like story. Bruce Abbott carries it well, but while occasionally fun, it never fully lives up to its premise.
Continue readingMatch is a fascinating underdog horror. It lands significant wins with its practical effects and character performances, but it is frequently undermined by production limitations
Continue readingPicasso Trigger comes recommended for fans of exploitation cinema and campy action flicks, but not for those seeking a polished, well-crafted escapism.
Continue readingMo Money – A fun ride with great action sequences, but poorly executed story & characters. Stacey Dash makes it all the better.
Continue readingNo Blade of Grass, a post-societal collapse movie, has its flaws. Davenport’s performance and the film’s attempt at realism make it a watchable, if forgettable, experience.
Continue readingParker is the name, and he is back in this latest outing, not based on any book in particular Shane Black holds the reigns and Amazon Prime writing the cheques.
Continue readingThe 1990 remake of Night of the Living Dead is indeed a notable example of how to successfully reinvigorate a classic film while maintaining its core spirit.
Continue readingGeorge A. Romero’s 1968 film Night of the Living Dead revolutionised horror with its self-imposed limitations, creating the modern zombie genre & potent social commentary. Its influence can be seen in countless films, from Sam Raimi to The Walking Dead.
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