Daily Archives: September 12, 2022

Classic Film Review: Price and Lorre, Karloff and Jack Forevermore — “The Raven” (1963)

With Godard as my witness, I swear I remember Roger Corman’s “The Raven” being more subtle than this. And funnier. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still amusing — here and there — and a treat for classic horror fans seeing … Continue reading

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Movie Review: “The Wicked One” gives birth to “Wicked Ones”

Was there a groundswell of support welling up for a sequel to 2017’s D-movie slasher pic, ”The Wicked One?” Asking for a friend. Still, here it is, “Wicked Ones.” Hell, it’s not like these nice folks had better things to … Continue reading

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Documentary Review: A Broad, Diffuse Grasp at “Gratitude Revealed”

“Gratitude Revealed” is a feel-good documentary from the director of “Fantastic Fungi,” a broad, random collection of “grateful” people ranging from the somewhat famous to the not-really-famous stringing together empty platitudes about appreciating what you have, the miracle of life, … Continue reading

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Series Preview: Samuel L. dons the eyepatch one more time for Marvel’s “Secret Invasion”

A Disney+ series with Nick Fury? Cash that check, Mr. Jackson.

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Movie Review: Multiverse on a Budget? “The Alternate”

“The Alternate” shows us how “special” a special effects movie’s effects can be, even on the cheap, and how that’s still no substitute for a sharp, tight and original script or good acting. A frustrated corporate video director and editor … Continue reading

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The Song Jay & Silent Bob dance to in “Clerks III”

A little power pop from 1981 is the big musical moment in Kevin Smith’s farewell to the 1994 movie and characters that made him famous. The song’s messaging fits into the film’s sentimentality. But it’s not exactly hip or cutting … Continue reading

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