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Weekly Review 66: MOTIVATION, COPS, FOLLOWS, BELLE, WILD, EXPENDABLES, JOURNEY

Weekly Review 66: MOTIVATION, COPS, FOLLOWS, BELLE, WILD, EXPENDABLES, JOURNEY

It’s been a long week – a final homestretch towards officially calling 2014 – that capped off in a very long flight, so this weekly is as stuffed as ever. After screenings of Into the Woods (review to follow) and Top Five, I watched a few films at home that I’d been meaning to get...

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Weekly Review 65: DEBORAH, BIRDCAGE, THIN, BEST!, GIRL

Weekly Review 65: DEBORAH, BIRDCAGE, THIN, BEST!, GIRL

It’s an insanely busy time of year as I’m rushing to see the remainder of 2014 flicks, preparing for a Top Ten Horror Films of the year and bustling to get ready for a trip around the world. Last week in theaters meant two big blockbuster with colons screenings, The Hobbit: The Battle of the...

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Weekly Review 64: OCTOBER, HOUSEBOUND, VIRAL, ABCS 2, POINT, RESCUE

Weekly Review 64: OCTOBER, HOUSEBOUND, VIRAL, ABCS 2, POINT, RESCUE

It’s been a week or two (ok fine, two and a half) since I’ve updated things ’round these parts after all the holiday hubbub so there’s quite a bit on today’s dockets. In theaters, things have ratcheted down to a much more steady cadence of one or two flicks a week in theaters. Last week,...

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Weekly Review 62: DEVIL, EVERYONE, PHILIP, FORCE, LOW

Weekly Review 62: DEVIL, EVERYONE, PHILIP, FORCE, LOW

Another fairly lax week at the theater held screenings of Interstellar and Big Hero 6 – both of which I had high hopes for (the former far more than the later) and was fairly disappointed by both. At home, I had some time to catch up with a few new screeners (bringing my cume of...

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Weekly Review 61: HORNS, ABCS, BEGIN, CANNIBAL, SNOW

Weekly Review 61: HORNS, ABCS, BEGIN, CANNIBAL, SNOW

Halloween is upon us (and by the time you’re reading this, will have already passed) so the time for horror is taking its spot in the rear view. Sayonara! Nevertheless, I popped on a slew of horrors at home, including a double Nosferatu showing; both the 1922 original and the “what if this was how...

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Weekly Review 60: BLIZZARD, STRETCH

Weekly Review 60: BLIZZARD, STRETCH

Taking a break from the horror to settle into some 2014 On Demand fare, I looked to make up some ground with a couple new limited release arrivals. Seeing that I did a lot of what is colloquially known as raging this weekend, I didn’t quite get as many down as I had anticipated but...

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Weekly Review 59: AMER, STRANGERS, SNATCHERS, BERBERIAN, CHILD'S

Weekly Review 59: AMER, STRANGERS, SNATCHERS, BERBERIAN, CHILD'S

Last week saw the release of the 13 Most Disturbing Horror Movies of the Last 13 Years (to thunderous applause) but I still had some fuel left in the tank to charge through a few more horror movies in preparation for Hallow’s Eve. In fact, the season has had a particularly strong sway with me...

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Weekly Review 58: WOLF, ARMY, CORPSES, EYES

Weekly Review 58: WOLF, ARMY, CORPSES, EYES

If you just saw this short list of at home flicks, you may assume I’ve been taking it fairly easy this week when in reality, it’s been a full blown onslaught of horror here in my Queen Anne abode. In theaters, I caught screenings of Dracula Untold and Fury (review Wednesday) but in preparation for...

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Out in Theaters: PRIDE

Out in Theaters: PRIDE

Heart-warming, fun and eye-opening, Pride is surprisingly earnest and solid from start to finish. It bypasses prejudice and gifts you with understanding. I’m more than proud to recommend Pride. Be…

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Weekly Review 57: KILL, HOS2EL, SACRAMENT

Weekly Review 57: KILL, HOS2EL, SACRAMENT

Three more horror movies at home this week were joined by screening of Gone Girl, Men, Women and Children and Annabelle. With a fair amount of work on my platter and a barrage of visitors, my at home viewing wasn’t what it’s been lately. Nonetheless, I present a short selection of great, good and bad....