If you liked the original Femalien, well, here’s more of the same. But blonder. Part of The Month of 2.
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The Asylum comes back with a sequel to their Omen knockoff, 666: The Child. Who knew it would be so much trouble to convince the Antichrist to be evil? Part of The Month of 2.
A young wife trying to get pregnant is haunted by dreams of a dead-end mortician’s assistant in a grimy, sleazy existence… who has dreams of a young wife trying to get pregnant. I’d like to say it all makes sense in the end, but…
It’s a Hammer film noir with some actual noir content! Also suspense, betrayal, and a huge company with a meaningless name!
Spam in search of a cabin.
You may have seen film noir before; you may have seen British film noir before; but have you ever seen British film noir that featured a “world champion starving man”? That’s what we’re here for: to broaden your horizons!
Shrieker (1997)
Posted on Apr 02, 2008 under Horror |
Good gravy, it’s another one — a Full Moon flick in which director Dave DeCoteau and Benjamin Carr place a half-dozen attractive and appropriately diverse young actors in a confined space with a supernatural menace which works by a set of arcane and legalistic rules. At least it’s not a frickin’ puppet this time.
Wings of Danger (1952)
Posted on Mar 26, 2008 under Action-suspense |
Another post-war suspense thriller centering on an American ex-pat in Britain, this time working for a small cargo airline which might have a shadier side. “I am shocked — shocked! — to find that smuggling is going on in here!”
