Dead Again (1991) Review
Dead Again… Zombie Hitchcock Dead Again (1991): 5 out of 10: On-screen chemistry is a funny thing. Some couples simply have it. Tom Hanks and […]
Articles by Julian Kennedy
Day of the Animals (1977) Review with RiffTrax
A Quick Note A quick note: When I first reviewed Day of the Animals, I gave it a well deserved four out of ten. Outside […]
Dawn of the Dead (2004) Review
Isn’t a good remake an oxymoron Dawn of the Dead (2004): 9 out of 10: I sympathize with the fanboys that feel any remake of […]
Big Man Japan (Dai-Nipponjin) (2007) Review
Everyone avoids him like a cyclone ranger Big Man Japan (Dai-Nipponjin) (2007): 4 out of 10: I had such high hopes for this one; really […]
Dagon (2001) Review
Fried Fish with a dollop of H.P. Sauce Dagon (2001): 9 out of 10: Paul and Barbara (Ezra Godden and Raquel Meroño) and another couple […]
Cube (1997) Review
We turn the Cube and it twists us. Cube (1997): 8 out of 10: Cube is a story of six or so people who wake […]
Crackdown (2007) Review
Crackdown scores high in that hard to define fun factor category Crackdown (2007): 7 out of 10: Crackdown came to prominence because of Microsoft’s decision […]
Coraline (2009) Review
For who is this movie for is a question that dashed through my mind while watching it. Coraline is too scary and adult for most children.
Coral Reef Adventure (2003) Review
Let me repeat that last question again because this is very very important… Do you really like Crosby Stills and Nash music? Even if it is remixed and sung by starving children to a Peter Gabriel back up band?
Confidential (1935) Review
Some of the fun of old movies like these is the background noise that can fascinate a modern audience. Here we have an agent with a sentimental attachment to a bobblehead of all things. Also a chance to see 1930’s claw machine