| The Inky Depths: Fukitor Issues #1, #2 and #3 |
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Fukitor is the disturbed offspring of comic artist Jason Karns, and he is obviously one of us. The art in these comics is highly detailed and has a real EC/Eerie/Creepy vibe, and borrows heavily from Indy comics from the sixties to now. The stories, like a good gory movie, are fairly low on plot, but make up for it with copious amounts of blood, gore, tits and arse... |
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| District 13: Ultimatum DVD Review |
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Besson has revisited the whiz-bang feel of The Transporter, and District 13: Ultimatum has some spectacular, gravity defying, stunts. And when people leaping great distances gets old, Besson has a car go aerial in an amazing fashion. The parkour style lends itself perfectly to the thrilling roof top flights where gravity is paid no mind... |
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| Ashanti BD Review |
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Caine has since claimed that Ashanti is his worst film, an eyebrow-raising statement when you consider some of the crud on his C.V. (Jaws The Revenge, surely outranks this in terms of stinkiness). But it has to be said that Ashanti is surprisingly bland whenever Ustinov or Johnson aren’t onscreen... |
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| Dead Air DVD Giveaway |
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All of America's worst fears realized at once! Directed by Corbin Bernsen and starring Bill Moseley, Navid Negahban and Patricia Tallman, Dead Air is now available to rent and own on DVD in Australia and to celebrate its release we're giving you the chance to win 1 of 10 DVDs thanks to Curious Film... |
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| The Sorcerer and the White Snake BD Review |
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Despite one ghostie bit and some vampire demon bats, there's not enough monster mayhem in this movie to make it of interest to horror fans. There's also virtually no kung fu so martial arts aficionados are out of luck, too, and what little fighting there is usually gets embellished by crappy CG magic... |
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| The Whisperer in Darkness DVD Review |
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Any shortcomings or flaws are eclipsed by the simple fact that The Whisperer in Darkness accomplishes exactly what it sets out to do, which is to recreate in cinematic form the unique atmosphere and flavour of the writings of possibly the single most important author of weird fiction in the 20th century... |
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| Bad Ass DVD Review |
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On paper a movie about Trejo as a bad ass vigilante sounds like a great idea, but Bad Ass strangely lacks verve. There's no doubt that Trejo is bad ass, so it's not his fault, but the film is too unsure of itself to ascend to the heights of awesomeness one's mind conjures when hearing Danny Trejo's starring in a movie called Bad Ass... |
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| Django Unchained BD Review |
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Like the bastard child of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, Mandingo, the original Django and A Better Tomorrow II, to name a few, Django Unchained is Tarantino's masterwork. Riotously enjoyable despite the admittedly difficult material, this is his ultimate statement on revenge, worth it if nothing else for Christoph Waltz's sublime performance... |
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| The Delta Force BD Review |
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At over two hours, The Delta Force is a trial to get through. The film could lose 30 plus minutes easily, so the film is way too long and the first 80 minutes or so are pretty boring. There's a little bit of humour, intentional and otherwise, but not enough to keep the average viewer engaged while the film pads out its runtime... |
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| J.D.'s Revenge DVD Review |
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The title and cover suggest a straightforward blaxploitation revenge film, but what you get is anything but. In truth, J.D.'s Revenge is a weird hybrid of possession movie, exploitation flick and urban crime drama. The film gets off to a rip-roaring start in the 1940's as a petty gangster named J.D. Walker (David McKnight) witnesses the brutal killing of his sister... |
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| Hard to Die DVD Review |
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Hard to Die is less about one man against terrorists, and more about five women against a janitor. It may be the most blatant title rip off of Die Hard, but aside from being set in a building and having some guns firing in the finale, the two movies don't have much in common... |
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| The Taint BD Review |
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Forget stuff like “plot” and “characters” and “stuff”. The Taint truly shines in its willingness to splash virtually every bodily emission there is across the screen. Blood, viscera, vomit, piss, shit and ejaculate flow as if Harvey Weinstein made Caligula come back to life and gave him funds to make the sickest film he could think of... |
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