As a hardcore horror fan, I completely missed Sleepy Hollow’s (Tim Burton) 20-year anniversary, one of my favorite movies. Now that I start writing, it makes me question: why, after all these years, do I still love it so much? And as it starts to roll, the first thing that jumps out at me is […]
Stereotypically June is the month women wish to marry, so I decided to do it with couples who are in crisis and make no effort to try to salvage their marriage. These couples in this waterlogged piece of garbage poured a ton of cash into this wedding in attempt to salvage a semblance of the
If you were a fan of the first ‘Mamma Mia!’ movie released in 2008, then ‘Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again’ has so much more to offer and so much less as well. The sequel (which is also a prequel) has a bigger cast, longer running time, more subplots, and more romantic relationships. But it’s
This movie doesn’t offer too many good qualities. The sole positive point in this movie’s particular regard it has at least some funny sections here and there such as almost every scene which has their dwarf of a boss, or the never ending whining about their marriage always manages to offer a few laughs every
The Choctaw had a myth of the Nalusa Chito, from Headboards of Stone A Mississippi Graveyard Rabbit Blog explains that, “The Choctaws have stories about Shadow beings. ‘Nalusa chito’ or ‘Impa shilup’ is the great black being (or devil) that was a soul eater. If you permitted ill thoughts or sadness to creep into your
Most recent independent films I have watched do not have the heart which can carry over through over an hour of foolish actions and absurd dialogues. Nowadays, finding a campy film is tough but when I do find one, it is usually despised by most and liked by a chosen few. Shoddy low-budget special effects,
Yes, Yorkshire is really as good as everyone says it is. I’ve been living here for close to a decade now, and it’s simply wonderful. I’ve never had to deal with hairy pork scratching’s or being called a ‘soft Southern shite’ (not directly, anyway) and I’ve certainly never encountered someone yelling ‘Ee by gum’ (and
To start, I would like to express my gratitude toward the Co-writer, Actor, and Director David Zuckerman for providing me with early access to an online screening of his feature length horror comedy, “President’s Day” (which should not be mistaken for Chris LaMartina’s slasher film with the same title). In President’s Day, a group of
I’m not so certain on how anyone could confuse the DTV film dubbed “Ouija 3: The Charlie Charlie Challenge” as the third film in the theatrically released “Ouija” series produced by Blumhouse. Then again, at least one review on IMDb seemingly thought “Krampus 2: The Devil Returns” was a real sequel to Universal’s multi million
To promote a movie, Kim Henkel, who co-wrote Tobe Hooper’s original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, does not hesitate to embrace his background. He also does not shy away from using it when he needs to craft another narrative for the big screen. Like many of Henkel’s “Butcher Boys” has so many elements from his 1974 masterpiece
