Co-written and directed by Griff Furst this spooky little chiller is based on the novel Cold Moon Over Babylon by the late Michael McDowell, author of Beetlejuice and The Nightmare Before Christmas. Continue reading “Cold Moon @uncorkdent @JOSHSTEWART @RobbieKay_ from @erinwise82”
Imagine six sons and one daughter living in a small house with a strict father and a laid back mother. The father is a Pakistani immigrant and mother is English. These elements are a part of a great film about culture clash and trying to find your identity in the world around you. It’s time to review East Is East. Continue reading “East is East Movie Review from @ImmieBroods”
The second half of my Grindhouse films review, Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof. Cars, a creepy antagonist played by a Hollywood legend and a cool soundtrack? This is where I should make a car pun, but I won’t. Continue reading “Death Proof Movie Review from @ImmieBroods”
Zombies? Shady characters? Gory? A chef who claims he has the best bbq sauce? Yes, i’ve decided to review the Grindhouse films. Let’s start with Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror. It just begins with a fake trailer for a film called Machete. Due to a cult following, Machete became a film and got itself a sequel. Continue reading “Grindhouse Films Review: Planet Terror from @ImmieBroods”
It started off with a bit of channel surfing in the early evening and I see ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper in a film, this looks interesting. He was a fun wrestler in his time so I carry on watching. He wears these sunglasses and soon everything isn’t as it seems. Everything is blank with just a word or two. Continue reading “They Live Movie Review from @ImmieBroods”
Are you a fan of zombies? A family that sticks together in times of hardship? Running a family business no matter what the cost is and a guy who is clearly catfishing a family member? Continue reading “Happiness of the Katakuris Movie Review from @ImmieBroods”
I went to see It this past weekend and I wanted to share my thoughts on this Stephen King reboot. I tried to avoid major spoilers so if you haven’t seen it you should still be completely fine to watch this. Continue reading “Fangirl Freakouts: #ITMovie Thoughts from @kleffnotes”
The Death Note book, a concept many would dream about using to fight criminals or the evils of the world. It’s a book where you write a person’s name and moments later, they die. All the crazy criminals of the world can be wiped out by writing their names in this book. Sounds easy, doesn’t it? But of course there’s a tricky part! The book comes with rules such as “you have to picture the person as well as write his full name” and “you have to write how the person dies.” There are other rules too, but you’ll have to watch it to find out. Continue reading “Death Note Movie Review (US Netflix Release) from @ImmieBroods”
If you’re going to see a movie this summer, Pitching Tents is the one to see. Set in the awesome 80’s, Danny Whitaker is a high school senior who as no idea what his future holds. No worries, right? He’s got the whole summer to figure it out…..or so he thought. Continue reading “Pitching Tents Review from @erinwise82”
The award winning documentary, No Dress Code Required, is screening this week at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival in New York and while I was not able to attend these screenings in person I was given the opportunity to the watch the film. In this feature, directed by Cristina Herrera Borquez, we are introduced to Victor and Fernando, two men who are deeply in love and wish to get married in Baja California, Mexico. As they begin their journey toward matrimony they are beset with a number of discouraging setbacks and exhausting governmental back and forth. Continue reading “No Dress Code Required Movie Review from @kleffnotes”
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