Although Boris Karloff had been making movies for years before he became the monster in Frankenstein, this signature roll opened the gates to offers for more monster roles and cemented his legacy as an icon in the horror genre. Tucked neatly within Karloff’s filmography between The Mummy and The Black Cat is a lost little […]
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LAFF Film Review: The Tillman Story
Government cover-ups, conspiracy theories, and mysterious doings are works of fiction. They are what we expect from the latest movie at the cineplex and what we happily equate to being make-believe because to admit our government could lie to us, its people, is something of too great a consequence. The reality of the situation is […]
Disney at CinemaCon Brings Out The Stars to Showcase Their Slate of Movies
Walt Disney Pictures showcased a very large slate of movies coming to theatres in the next year, give or take, from Disney/Marvel/Pixar/DreamWorks. They also brought out the stars of the films to Cinemacon to join in the festivities. Johnny Depp was there for The Lone Ranger, John C. Reilly for Wreck It Ralph, Jennifer Garner […]
‘Morgan’ Disappoints With Its Sci-Fi Predictability
Synopsis: A corporate risk-management consultant must decide whether or not to terminate an artificially created humanoid being. Release Date: September 2, 2016 MPAA Rating: PG-13 Genre(s): Drama, Horror Film Review Production From the trailers and advertisements, Morgan looks like it could be a sequel to last year’s Ex Machina. While Morgan does share some of […]
Cinema Fearité Presents ‘Beyond the 7th Door’ – The Lowest Of The Low Budget Canuxploitation Flicks
Canadian horror, sometimes referred to as “Canuxploitation” movies, are fascinating. Sometimes, they are cinematic masterpieces like David Cronenberg’s The Brood, Scanners, or Videodrome. Other times, they are brilliant head-scratchers like Deranged or Cathy’s Curse. But no amount of Cronenberg classics or low-budget cult flicks can prepare a viewer for the Canadian enigma known as Beyond […]
The Urge To Be Cool Begins To Undermine Its Very Self In Jim Jarmusch’s ‘Only Lovers Left Alive’
It seems to be of little concern to Jim Jarmusch, the common journalistic shorthand that labels him as some “high priest of hip.” He seems actively to be courting the title in fact, with Only Lovers Left Alive, the most languorously cool movie of his career (amidst stiff competition). It is a love story, intrinsic […]
Cinema Fearité Presents ‘Hospital Massacre’ – Spend Valentine’s Day At The Worst Hospital In The World
Valentine’s Day is coming up, and love is in the air. When most horror fans think of Valentine’s Day, the movies that come to mind are either My Bloody Valentine (if they’re over 40), Valentine (for the 31-39 crowd), or My Bloody Valentine again (for the reboot crowd who’s under 30). But there are a […]
‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ Is A Fitting Comedown For The MCU Inifinity Saga
Spider-Man: Far From Home Review It’s not as ambitious or grandiose as its predecessors, but ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ is a fitting comedown for the MCU Infinity War Saga. Release Date: July 2, 2019 MPAA Rating: PG-13 Synopsis Following the events of Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man must step up to take on new threats in a […]
In ‘Moneyball,’ The Baseball Computer Program Is The Real Star
Moneyball is more about how computers influence baseball then playing the game itself.
Netflix Original Movies That Deserve A Theatrical Release In 2019
There are three 2019 Netflix original movies that should be seen in a theatre. It’s only right.