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For this month’s next review for Genre Grandeur – Movie Musicals, here’s a review of 8 Femmes (2002) by Reut of Moody Moppet Thanks again to Audrey of 1001 Movies and Beyond for choosing this month’s genre. Next month’s Genre has been chosen by Ghezal of Ghezal Plus Movies and she has chosen…
What is it about beautiful women and gore that makes a perfect cinematic compound? Lately I’ve had the chance to watch two very strange movies and I haven’t decided if I liked them or not. One thing’s for sure, I can’t stop thinking about them. The Neon Demon (2016) Written and directed by Nicolas Winding Refn,…… Continue reading Beautiful Predators – Two Gore-ish Mini Reviews
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For this month’s first review for Genre Grandeur – Graphic Novel Film Adaptations, here’s a review of Ghost World (2001) by Reut of Moody Moppet Thanks again to Vern of the Video Vortex for choosing this month’s genre. Next month’s Genre has been chosen by Audrey of 1001 Movies and Beyond and…
Paul of Pfeiffer Films and Meg Movies announced his screwball blogathon 2 months ago, and I thought it would be super cool to participate and dip my foot in unfamiliar waters. You see, I’m more of a mystery, dark fantasy, and bizarre movies kind of gal… Anywho, baffled on which movie to go with, it came to…… Continue reading Overboard (1987), The Addicted to Screwball Blogathon
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For this month’s next review for Genre Grandeur – Cyberpunk Films, here’s a review of Strange Days (1995) by Reut of Moody Moppet Thanks again to Becky of Film Music Central for choosing this month’s genre. Next month’s Genre has been chosen by Catherine of Thoughts All Sorts. We will be…
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For this month’s next review for Genre Grandeur – Scottish Films, here’s a review of Morvern Callar (2002) by Reut of Moody Moppet Thanks again to Gill of WeegieMidget Reviews for choosing this month’s genre. Next month’s Genre has been chosen by Becky of Film Music Central. We will be reviewing our…
Friendship at its fabulous worst. Death Becomes Her, a 1992 fantastic black comedy directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, Bruce Willis and Isabella Rossellini.
Summer of serendipitous anachronisms and Le from Crìtica Retrô are hosting the “AT THE CIRCUS BLOGATHON” An amazing blogathon containing nothing but circus-themed film reviews with a freak-ish flavor to some. I love the circus, preferably on its darker side – tricks, freaks, and a lot of mystique. It’s a wonderful theme for a blogathon and I’m so up for contributing.…… Continue reading Wings of Desire (1987) “At the Circus” Blogathon
A short film directed by Penelope Lawson, Numb tells the story of a young woman who’s in the wake of tragedy struggles to find an emotional connection, leading her into a dark world of promiscuity. A great 10 min’ film set in New York City that begins with a woman sitting in a bar asking for a stranger to fuck her.…… Continue reading Numb (2016)
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For this month’s first review for Genre Grandeur – Horror Films, here’s a review of Let The Right One In (2008) by Reut of Sweet Archive Thanks again to Jane of 500 Days of Film for choosing this month’s interesting (if not uncomfortable for me) genre. Next month’s Genre has been…
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