"Star Trek Into Darkness" is akin to the central conceit of "The Wizard of Oz". The movie works if you allow yourself to be taken in by the spectacle but fail to look for the proverbial man behind the curtain... ..
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Friday, 31 January 2014
Thursday, 30 January 2014
Top Ten Horror Movies Of A Kindle Horror Book Writer
1. Frankenstein (1931) - The granddaddy of them all: Frankenstein's Monster, played by the great Boris Karloff. This was the film that got me hooked on horror movies when I first saw it as a kid. Nobody has been able to play Frankenstein's creation quite like Karloff did, as he brought a remarkable sense of pathos to the role. I love everything about this movie, from Colin Clive's ecstatically crazed tones of "It's alive! Alive!" to the fiery finale in the old windmill. The ultimate Universal horror movie, and a true classic... ..
Wednesday, 29 January 2014
A Review of "The Legend of Hercules"
"The Legend of Hercules" is an entertaining movie in the fantasy-action genre directed by Renny Harlin from a screenplay written by Harlin, Daniel Giat, Giulio Steve and Sean Hood, "The Legend of Hercules" is an entertaining movie in the fantasy-action genre. The film tells a complex tale of warring kingdoms with the city-states of Greece positioned as the protagonists in the battles. Infused alongside the bloody battle scenes is a simple love story between Hercules and the woman who becomes his wife, a beautiful maiden called Hebe... ..
"THE INVISIBLE WOMAN" - A New Film Report
The time is mid-eighteen hundreds, and Charles Dickens- renowned author, public speaker, celebrity on both sides of the Atlantic- a man given to good causes and seemingly adulated with every step- meets a young and lovely actress- Nelly Ternan. He is forty-five and she is only eighteen. The times being Victorian and he being very conscious of how their love could destroy his commercial acceptance, they both strove to make her the woman who's invisible... ..
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