Hükümet Kadın: The fictional search for water
The movie is available on Netflix right now. The movie is about a fictional isolated Turkish city in the lateContinue Reading
Category: Film Reviews
Velvet Buzzsaw: A Netflix Outer Limits Horror Movie
Velvet Buzzsaw on Netflix that is set in a fine arts gallery world of Los Angeles. A gallery worker foundContinue Reading
Family: Indie Comedy Juggalo Coming-Of-Age Film
Family is a coming of age comedy that stars Taylor Schilling from Orange Is the New Black. She plays anContinue Reading
Knockabout: A 1970’s Kung Fu Comedy
This is a movie that I watched years ago that was very funny with a lot of slapstick kung fu.Continue Reading
Brittany Runs A Marathon: Goals Are Good
Starting a new life-changing task is hard for most people to start. This film is inspired by a true story.Continue Reading
The Color of Pomegranates: A Visually Poetic Movie
This is a strange film but it doesn’t feel like a weird idea for a movie. The Color of PomegranatesContinue Reading
The Wrong Guys: A camping film about a reunion and a big misunderstanding
After watching some episodes of FX’s Baskets, I started to remember this movie from the ’80s. It was one ofContinue Reading
State Park: How to Run in a Race and Solve Your Problems in the 80’s
Happy summer with this classic 80’s movie. Half an environmental movie and half campy comedy about having fun at a state park.
I Was A Teenage Zombie: 1980’s Zombie Knight Fighting For Honour
This film is a mild parody film of all the horror movies starring “teenagers” from the 1950s but there isContinue Reading
Generation X: Technically The First Live-Action X-Men Movie
Before all of the X-Men movies there was a TV movie from the 90’s the proves that the movies became better over time. It was the first live action X-Men movie FOX ever did!
Liquid Sky: 80’s Art House Alien Invasion Movie
Liquid Sky is a weird movie that’s a little rare and very 80’s with the visuals and music.
Suicide Squad: How graphics can alienate an audience
How not to use display font. And how graphics can make a movie not-so-great.
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