Is Space Warriors as exciting and spectacular as that poster art makes it out to be? No.Keith Bailey is the proprietor of The Unknown Movies Page.
Is Space Warriors as exciting and spectacular as that poster art makes it out to be? No.
It’s quite amazing that the horror movie The Unholy takes a potent subject like Satan and uses it to make a mostly boring movie.
What makes the comedy The Great Bank Hoax a delight to watch is how it finds an identifiable and funny viewpoint of various human weaknesses.
While you may think that the premise of a resurrected samurai out on the streets of Los Angeles has great potential, with Ghost Warrior (a.k.a SWORDKILL), producer Charles Band and his family somehow managed to suggest the opposite.
I don’t know why one of the stars of a smash hit American sitcom would agree to be a co-star in the lame Canadian comedy Dr. Cabbie. However, I do know that I would tell him: Fire your agent.
With The Legend Of The Titanic, I have now reviewed *both* Italian-made animated movies concerning the sinking of the Titanic. Which movie is worse? Hoo-boy. Well, this one got help from a foreign country… though that country was North Korea.Jan 11
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What happens to ordinary people after a great traumatic experience? Fragments (a.k.a. WINGED CREATURES) provides an interesting and insightful look at the various things that can happen to these people.
The 1976 horror movie The Keeper is one of actor Christopher Lee’s most obscure efforts. And since it’s Canadian, it is also one of his worst.Jan 1
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The whole extended El Santo family got breakthrough COVID infections for Christmas this year, so this update is both a week or so late and a couple reviews short. I’ll rectify the second half of that next time. For now, though:
The Lost Empire (1983), in which pretty girls with big boobs take on the mysterious final holdover of an ancient, pre-human civilization…
The Phantom Empire (1988), in which the mysterious, final holdover of an ancient, pre-human civilization is a pretty girl with big boobs…
The Stalls of Barchester (1971), in which a fusspot scholar finds the cathedral library that he’s supposed to be cataloguing a total bore until he gets to the personal papers of an extremely naughty archdeacon…
and…
A Warning to the Curious (1972), in which the aforementioned fusspot scholar has an altogether more direct encounter with supernatural peril.
El Santo rules the wasteland-- and also 1000 Misspent Hours and Counting.
By 2002, PM Entertainment was on its last legs, at this point making movies like Con Express, where the extensive footage cribbed from other movies was in every way much better than anything they newly filmed.You are currently browsing the archives for the New Reviews category.
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