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Film Review: Hunter (2018)

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: Hunter was once a promising, up-and-coming MMA fighter but that all changed the night his mother and sister were brutally murdered by a group of home invaders. Now he’s homeless and doesn’t have a whole lot of hope, but he’s determined to find the people that killed his family and make them pay for what they …

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Film Review: Kalifornia (1993)

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: Researching a book on serial killings, writer Brian Kessler (David Duchovny) and his girlfriend, Carrie Laughlin (Michelle Forbes), travel cross-country to the murder sites. Hitchhikers Earlye Grace (Brad Pitt), out on parole, and Adele Corners (Juliette Lewis) offer to share expenses for the trip, but Brian doesn’t realize just how close he is to the topic …

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Film Review: Voodoo Black Exorcist (1974)

Rate This MovieSYNOPSIS: The mummy of long dormant, but powerful Caribbean voodoo priest Gatanebo gets revived on a luxury South Seas ocean liner as a big buff bald guy and proceeds to terrorize the passengers. Gatanebo beheads several folks, occasionally reverts back to his prune-faced mummified state, and falls for the ravishing Sylvia, who reminds him of his old flame …

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Film Review: Save the Green Planet! (Jigureul jikyeora!) (2003)

Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: Byeong-gu believes that the world is on the verge of an alien invasion, and sets out to save the world REVIEW: Save the Green Planet! Is a horror/thriller/sci-fi hybrid by the writer-director Joon-Hwan Jang.  While these three genres crossover each other in regular intervals with variable degrees of success, you would be hard pressed to find …

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Film Review: Crave (short Film) (2018)

Rate This Movie REVIEW: Crave, is an unconventional portrayal of one man’s struggle with grief and addiction, unfortunately, the real horror of Carl Shanahan’s short lies within ourselves and not the scary monsters that are presented to us. Introducing Rob (Kris Fisher), a young man beset with undisclosed problems decides to visit a seemingly unorthodox therapist called Edmund (Joe Hancock). …

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