Bittersweet Deadites, Killer Klowns, Controversial Jedi, and kablowie explosions - some of what's been the vibe of my April 2018...
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Monday 30 April 2018
Tuesday 17 April 2018
Jerrrrry Edition: The Walking Dead 8x16 Memes...
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So Season 8 and All Out War draws to a close. Over all the episode was
satisfying, although it definitely felt too short - it needed to be one
of those extended '90 minute' (63 minutes without adverts) long episodes - but considering the 'crossover' event with Fear The Walking Dead,
they had to get it all bashed-out inside an hour slot. The climactic
battle was surprisingly short-lived, and even though we've been at All
Out War throughout the entirety of Season 8, you still needed a bit more
just to finish it off in this finale.
However, it was good to see enough time being spent on the initial post-war days, which helped set up a few intriguing bits for later - conflict among allies and a gigantic mega herd of walkers in particular. There have been problems with the show in the last couple of years, but hopefully come Season 9 (with new showrunner Angela Kang) things will tighten up and feel refreshed. You can see more of my thoughts on TWD in recent times here.
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Tuesday 10 April 2018
Massacre In Dinosaur Valley (Michele Massimo Tarantini, 1985) DVD Review
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“It's the land of the Aquata, they're also head
hunters, still practising. What's more, some of them are cannibals besides, but
I hear the God they venerate is some kind of animal.” The Italian
cannibal movie cycle seemingly died a spectacular death in 1981 with Umberto
Lenzi's savage Cannibal Ferox, which was otherwise known in American
under the particularly memorable title 'Make Them Die Slowly'
when it was released stateside in 1983 to thunderous success (1980's Cannibal
Holocaust didn't hit America until 1985). The noise of the box office
kerchings rang all the way back to Italy and so, further bolstered by the warm
reception afforded to jungle adventure romp Romancing The Stone, the
Italians returned to the green inferno to deliver Massacre In Dinosaur
Valley to the masses...
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Saturday 7 April 2018
FWOAN at TMFF 2018...
"For Want of a Nail" screened just the other day at Swinge 2018, and now more festival news - FWOAN will be headed to The Monthly Film Festival for April 2018.
The festival has been running every month since February 2015 and is sponsored by the likes of Final Draft and InkTip.
More info HERE - where you can also vote for us by clicking on the five stars (the same kind of way you'd rate a film on IMDb).
The festival has been running every month since February 2015 and is sponsored by the likes of Final Draft and InkTip.
More info HERE - where you can also vote for us by clicking on the five stars (the same kind of way you'd rate a film on IMDb).
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Monday 2 April 2018
Jacket Edition: The Walking Dead 8x14 meme...
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Click to Enlarge: The wooly collar means serious business...
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Sunday 1 April 2018
FWOAN's first review!
For Want Of A Nail has only just entered the public sphere, but already we've got two film festival confirmations and now we've got our first review, courtesy of The Independent Critic - check out the review HERE.
In his review Richard Propes describes FWOAN as "an intelligent, respectful film that manages to tell its truth while still entertaining along the way" and gives the film 3.5 out of 4 stars.
In his review Richard Propes describes FWOAN as "an intelligent, respectful film that manages to tell its truth while still entertaining along the way" and gives the film 3.5 out of 4 stars.
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