All posts tagged "Violence"
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BAD HOMBRES (2024) – Review
BAD HOMBRES is a gritty little action drama based in the drug trade and illegal immigration along the...
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THE ISLAND – Review
To be honest, Michael Jai White headlines a lot of action flicks that many would consider beneath their...
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PIRANHAS – Review
This week’s new release (well, new to most of us, since it played several film festivals, including St....
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CARTEL LAND – The Review
In the Midwest, we are aware of the illegal immigrant issues. We see it and live among it...
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BLACK SOULS – The Review
Like many genre films, the category of mafia films is often branded with certain expectations. Granted, not all...
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NOTHING BAD CAN HAPPEN – The Review
How far does your faith stretch? If you’ve never considered your answer to that question, I highly recommend...
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ALMOST HUMAN – The Blu Review
Writer and director Joe Begos’ ALMOST HUMAN (2013) may draw influence from the oft-remade “Body Snatcher” genre of...
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WHITEY: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. JAMES J. BULGER – The Review
It’s been quite a while since we’ve had a decent real-life career criminal to ogle over in the...
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OCULUS – The Review
Scaring people has become a lucrative business over the years and decades since Hollywood first embraced the concept...
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CHEAP THRILLS – Fantasia Review
Way back in 1993, the industry was buzzing over the controversial subject matter of INDECENT PROPOSAL. Demi Moore...
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I DECLARE WAR – Fantastic Fest Review
If you’re school was anything like mine growing up, you may have been assigned to read William Golding’s...
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DREDD 3D – Fantastic Fest Review
Set in the not-so-distant future America, an irradiated desert wasteland, DREDD 3D paints a dark, grungy picture of...
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THE RAID: REDEMPTION – The Review
Once more, an incredible film emerges from an once unlikely corner of the world, to many a place...
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WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN – The Review
WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN was originally reviewed during the 2011 Stella Artois 20th Annual St. Louis...
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OUTRAGE – The Review
In many ways, Takeshi Kitano is perhaps as close to a one man machine as you will find...
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Top Ten Tuesday: The Best of Michael Fassbender (So Far)
Michael Fassbender is perhaps the most talented, fastest rising international star. Originally born in Germany, Fassbender has grown...
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TYRANNOSAUR – SLIFF Review
Willfully changing who we are is arguably one of the hardest things to do in life, perhaps even...
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Win an Autographed DVD of Mike Pecci’s Grindhouse Shorts
Do you like adrenaline-filled, sexy, violent ’70s-style grindhouse cinema? If so, then you’ll definitely enjoy the stylistic films...
