Field Details Movie Name Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997) Director Jan de Bont Writer Randall McCormick (screenplay), Graham Yost (story) Lead Actor Sandra Bullock Cast Sandra Bullock, Jason Patric, Willem Dafoe, Temuera Morrison, Glenn Plummer Genre Action, Thriller, Crime Release Date June 13, 1997 (United States) Duration 2h 12m (132 min) Budget $160 million Language […]
Field Details Movie Name BLOOD WORK (2002) Director Clint Eastwood Writer Brian Helgeland (screenplay), Michael Connelly (novel) Lead Actor Clint Eastwood Cast Clint Eastwood, Jeff Daniels, Wanda De Jesús, Anjelica Huston, Tina Lifford, Paul RodrÃguez, Dylan Walsh Genre Mystery, Thriller Release Date August 9, 2002 Duration 1h 50m (≈ 110 minutes) Budget $50 million Language
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Field Details Movie Name STIR OF ECHOES (1999) Director David Koepp Writer David Koepp (screenplay), Richard Matheson (novel) Lead Actor Kevin Bacon Cast Kevin Bacon, Kathryn Erbe, Illeana Douglas, Zachary David Cope Genre Horror, Mystery, Thriller Release Date September 10, 1999 (United States) Duration 1h 39m (99 min) Budget $12 million Language English IMDb Rating
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“The skill of Gymnastics. The Kill of Karate.” That’s the tagline for Gymkata, a near legendary cult classic from the 80s which used the popularity of martial arts movies combined with the hype of American gymnastics. As bad as the movie is, it’s almost beautiful to behold as at one point some studio executive looked
Hot Fuzz is a police buddy comedy movie featuring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, directed by Edgar Wright. Don’t know who they are? It’s pretty much the same team that delivered into us the movie known as Shaun of the Dead, which took audiences by storm with its premise ‘A romantic comedy with zombies’. It
Zombies are worse than vampires or ghosts, by far. Vampires are charming and have that fetish element to them plus they sleep during the day. Ghosts are easily busted by Ghostbusters. Zombies, on the other hand they’re the army ants of the supernatural world weak by themselves, but unstoppable in great numbers. The American fascination
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I finally got around to watching the newest Scorcese film, The Departed. This is weeks after the other Orble film freaks, Cinematrix and Movies and Life, reviewed it. Based on the infamous Hong Kong movie, Infernal Affairs, Scorcese replaced the Triads with the Irish gangs of South Boston, and injected his own stylish flair and
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I reviewed the first Basic Instinct this year, having rewatched it and enjoyed it even more this time around. Regular readers to the site will understand that I’m a big fan of beautiful, confident women especially older, refined women and Sharon Stone is one of America’s best. Without trying, I could go on and on
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My intentions were to watch V for Vendetta after I had read the graphic novel of the same name. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to locate a copy as of yet, and was strangely compelled on the weekend to see the film and review today. Despite the barbaric ticket prices at the theatre, and the
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