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Film No.19 MV5BMTk4NDY0ODkyNF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwOTg2MzYwNDE@._V1_UX182_CR0,0,182,268_AL_.jpg Evan is an awkward bumbling idiot and a bit of a joke around the office. Convinced he will get promoted to sales manager when the boss calls everyone in for a big announcement his soul is crushed when its given to Max an old collage rival who stole his girlfriend and punched him out. Max is not the only change around the office when the staff start to go through some physical changes and its up to Evan to to save his co workers even if they are a bunch of self centered assholes. A different sort of vampire film with some hit and miss comedy nothing special but it was a not a pain to watch not one i would watch again still a decent effort but there are better horror comedies out there not that i am a massive fan of the horror comedy trend. There are tons of blood but very little gore with not many actual kills on screen just the blood splashed and sprays all over the place. What actual on screen kills we see are done really well but it would of help to have seen more a lot more. I like the Tim character he had an awesome mustache Baaaam Snap 5/10
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phantasm ravager Going to be brief and spoiler free for all the folk yet to see it but the fith Phantasm contines the fourths deeper delvings into parralell dimensions, altenate universes, quantum mechanics and the nature of reality and identity - - (no seriously). Marred somewhat by some truly dreadful CGI that feels like it belongs in a psone game. Worth a look. |
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Jack Reacher: Never Go Back. Jack Reacher emerges to give his own particular brand of assistance to a female Major framed for espionage and treason in this passably entertaining if unremarkable sequel to the passably entertaining if unremarkable original. |
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The Funhouse (1981) ***1/2 out of *****
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The Old Dark House (1932) Following Frankenstein (1931) director James Whale turned to JB Priestley's novel Benighted for this er' old dark house terror satire which is as much a comedy of manners as it is horror film. The plot is slight. During an atrocious storm a three people are forced to call at an old Welsh mansion inhabited by stranger than strange butler Boris Karloff, an 102 year old lunatic, a fire loving brother and a God-fearing sister who all suffer from at least one type of ...chosis and neurosis. Then when things can't get any odder Charles Laughton turns up with his hooker mistress. The whole thing is bathed in an atmosphere of musky decay and somehow the less than pristine picture quality seems to add to the general all round weirdness of The Old Dark House. |
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Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998) **1/2 out of *****
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