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The Magnificent Trio (1966) & Magnificent Wanderers (1977) Unearthing the Bookends of Chang Cheh’s Wuxia Reign
A Woman of Paris (1923) Chaplin’s First Drama Film Falls Short 
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Prospect (2019): The sci-fi wannabe that coulda been (Review)

Mick Snowden 29/04/2019
Prospect (2019): The sci-fi wannabe that coulda been (Review)

The press release that accompanied this indie sci-fi film heralds it as the best since Moon (Duncan Jones, 2009). That film, a decade ago, reminded us exactly what sci-fi is all about. Taking a human circumstance, and imagining what toll the future takes upon it. Prospect (directed by Christopher Caldwell […]

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Cujo: Supernatural Canine you probably misremembered (Review)

Mick Snowden 25/04/2019
Cujo: Supernatural Canine you probably misremembered (Review)

Stephen King, I think it is fair to say, is one of the undisputed masters of the Horror and Supernatural genres. Sales of his 70 books top the 300 million mark, and if something odd is happening in the state of Maine, then Stephen King is probably the author. Cinematically, […]

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Ikarie XB-1 (1963): The best Space & Soap Opera you’ve never seen (Review)

Mick Snowden 25/03/2019
Ikarie XB-1 (1963): The best Space & Soap Opera you’ve never seen (Review)

In the 1960s, Soviet and Eastern Bloc sci-fi cinema was full of hope and the promise of a technologically enhanced future. How could it not be? Soviet technology was winning the space race against the decadent West. This may have been due to the West spending millions of dollars in […]

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Elvira Mistress of the Dark (1989) the highest of high camp comedy-horror (Review)

Mick Snowden 04/12/2018
Elvira Mistress of the Dark (1989) the highest of high camp comedy-horror (Review)

In 1989, Cassandra Peterson was nominated for a Razzie for worst actress for her role as Elvira in this goofball horror comedy. The fact that she lost out to Liza Minelli (who was actually nominated for 2 worst actress Razzies that year), is some kind of crooked justice. Whilst it’s […]

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A Raisin In The Sun (1961) a call to arms for the downtrodden, hardworking majority (Review)

Mick Snowden 28/11/2018
A Raisin In The Sun (1961) a call to arms for the downtrodden, hardworking majority (Review)

With a screenplay by the original playwright (Lorraine Hansberry), and featuring Sidney Poitier, a debut from Louis Gossett Jr, and a powerful cast of African-American performers, A Raisin In The Sun provides us with a kitchen-sink drama for the Civil Rights movement. Set in Chicago, and based on Hansberry’s 1959 […]

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The Uninvited (1944) a Chiller… but not like we know it (Review)

Mick Snowden 26/11/2018
The Uninvited (1944) a Chiller… but not like we know it (Review)

The Uninvited is a curious supernatural “thriller”, set on the southwest coast of England. The film is Lewis Allen’s adaptation of a Dorothy Mcardle story (Uneasy Freehold), in which composer Rick Fitzgerald (Ray Milland), and his sister Pamela (Ruth Hussey), fall in love with an old, mouldering property whilst holidaying […]

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