A Tribiute to Ray Liotta – A look at the films I have seen
I have taken a look back at the many Ray Liotta films I can remember seeing over the years.
I have taken a look back at the many Ray Liotta films I can remember seeing over the years.
The Desperate Hour is a tension focused thriller centring on Naomi Watts plodding through the woods attempting to locate her son during a hostile event at nearby school.
Almost 30 years later I have managed to import and take in this obscure little thriller and whilst it has scratched an old itch, the film was not worth the anticipation.
The naming of Alien 2: On Earth (or Sulla Terra in Italian) is obvious from a marketing point of view. A brazen attempt to pull in viewers to see this excessively cheap, subterranean rubbish.
The Heroin Buster (1977) has been painstakingly remastered and celebrated almost 50 years after it slipped out. Here is my review of this slice of poliziotteschi.
The Jewel of the Nile is a horrible, regressive, xenophobic pile of junk that needs to be forgotten.
The Devil’s Men was released in 1976 and featured a few big names, admittedly at a difficult point during their careers, this was originally released in the US The Land of the Minotaur.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) shows potential, however, it’s loses it’s way pretty quickly.
There is word that Sir Michael Caine is retiring from acting after 60+ years in the business, over 140 films. Some classics, some stinkers. Whats my pick for best and worst? Easy… Best has to be The Man Who Would Be King – Stunning epic with the ultimate star pairing! Both Michael Caine and Sean Connery under … Read moreSo long Sir Michael! Could Michael Caine retire?
Speed Zone! is given a hard time by critics, certainly a lot doesn’t work, but there is a decent amount that does.