The Last Warrior (Skif) Right from the off, Rustam Mosafir’s medieval action movie does things a little differently. I mean, starting with the villains of the film to snarling burly men punching each other’s faces off (yep), somehow, The Last Warrior balances the far-fetched with the entertaining just enough to make it watchable although well […]
Battlefield 2 – Bad Company No one should be shocked by the revelation that in the 1980s, Bad Company was conceived as a movie concept. It brings together many of the high concept movie-making strategies that were the order of that decade the fish out of water scenario, the mismatched partners schtick the only thing
Blood Lake: Attack of the Killer Lampreys What comes to mind might be Blood Lake and its exceptional depiction of annual family vacations. Undoubtedly, the obvious one is the Joe Dante’s Piranha; the inclusion of crybaby tourists who turn into food for the fish monsters is a strong theme in both works. Here, the role
Mega Shark Vs Crocosaurus I am a huge fan of the majestic, life changing and historically accurate (what?) Worlds Deadliest Warrior. This great show takes two warring tribes from history and has them battle it out in a simulated war to the death. It all involves testing weapons of old on what they call ‘ballistic
Eat Locals As the past decade has contributed an overabundance even to the most mediocre of zombie and found footage films, it is only fair that other previously played out sub-genres find the sunshine. Easily the sub-genres of vampires or werewolf films are those that deserve to be in the spotlight again. We’re not seeing
Snakes on a Train As it stands right now, it is exceedingly rare to find a person who is not aware of Snakes on A Train, New Line’s Samuel Jackson starring movie which has become an internet phenomenon even before being released in cinema. Anyone who has seen and put in such advertising dollars, combined
MEAD The MEAD of 2022 is not like anything else. Indeed, nothing else is like it at all. If there are any resemblances to Pixar movies or the current Marvel zeitgeist, they stem from Richard Corben’s visual influence and style as well as Jan Strnad’s words; both men created these characters and designs in the
