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Review: Identity (dir. by James Mangold)

“As I was going up the stairs, I met a man who wasn’t there. He wasn’t there again today. I wish, I wish he’d go away.” — Malcolm Rivers There’s a certain kind of movie that thrives on a rainy Sunday...

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Review: Angel Heart (dir. by Alan Parker)

“They say there’s just enough religion in the world to make men hate one another, but not enough to make them love.” — Louis Cyphre Angel Heart is one of those ’80s movies that sneaks up on you,...

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Review: Constantine (dir. by Francis Lawrence)

“Heaven and Hell are right here, behind every wall, every window, the world behind the world. And we’re smack in the middle.” — John Constantine Constantine is one of those mid-2000s comic book...

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Retro Television Review: Miami Vice 5.4 “Bad Timing”

Welcome to Retro Television Reviews, a feature where we review some of our favorite and least favorite shows of the past!  On Mondays, I will be reviewing Miami Vice, which ran on NBC from 1984 to...

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Red Heat (1988, directed by Walter Hill)

Ivan Danko (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is a Russian who lives in Moscow.  Art Ridzik (James Belushi) is an American who lives in Chicago.  They have two things in common.  They’re both cops and they both...

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Lisa Marie Reviews An Oscar Nominee: Mississippi Burning (dir by Alan Parker)

1988’s Mississippi Burning opens on a lonely Mississippi backroad in 1964.  A car is pulled over by the police.  Inside the car are three young men, one black and two white.  Judging from their nervous...

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Horror Film Review: Angel Heart (dir by Alan Parker)

First released in 1987 and set in 1955, Angel Heart tells the story of Harry Angel (Mickey Rourke). With a name like Harry Angel, it’s perhaps not surprising that Harry is a private investigator....

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An Offer You Can’t Refuse #23: Gotti (dir by Kevin Connolly)

Few recent films have been as misunderstood as Gotti. When this film was first released in 2018, it was slammed by critics and it flopped at the box office.  On Rotten Tomatoes, it managed a score of...

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Horror Film Review: Jacob’s Ladder (dir by Adrian Lyne)

The 1990 film Jacob’s Ladder asks the question, “Who is Jacob Singer?” Is Jacob (played by Tim Robbins), a soldier serving in Vietnam who has just been severely wounded in an enemy attack and who is...

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Playing Catch-Up: Crisscross, The Dust Factory, Gambit, In The Arms of a...

So, this year I am making a sincere effort to review every film that I see.  I know I say that every year but this time, I really mean it. So, in an effort to catch up, here are four quick reviews of...

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Lisa Cleans Out Her DVR: Homer and Eddie (dir by Andrei Konchalovsky)

(Lisa is currently in the process of cleaning out her DVR.  It’s taking her such a long time that she’s running out of cutesy ways to talk about how long it’s taking.  She recorded this 1989 comedy off...

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Review: The Walking Dead S2E3 “Save the Last One”

“Got bit. Fever hit. World turned to shit. Might as well quit.” — note from unnamed hanged man turned zombie [some spoilers within] The first two episodes of the newest season of The Walking Dead sees...

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Review: The Walking Dead S2E2 “Bloodletting”

“It’s nature correcting itself…restoring some balance.” – Hershel Greene [slight spoilers] The new season of AMC’s The Walking Dead arrived with a major bang. The season 2 premiere episode, “What Lies...

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SDCC 2011: The Walking Dead Season 2 Comic-Con Tim Bradstreet Poster

The first official day of San Diego Comic-Con 2011 saw the release of an exclusive Season 2 poster for AMC’s The Walking Dead series. Last year at this same comic-con saw this series release a first...

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The Walking Dead Season 2: First Look and Comic-Con Exclusive Poster

The first season of the tv adaptation of Robert Kirkman’s critically-acclaimed zombie comic book series, The Walking Dead, was a huge hit for AMC despite only running a truncated 6-episode for the...

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