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Tag Archives: direct to video
Getting Back to Zero
Released earlier this year, Getting Back to Zero is the story of two brothers. One of them, Derek (Nathan Anderson), is an uptight yuppie with a wife and kid (who are never seen on screen). The other, Charlie (Nathan Wetherington), … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010s, 3 Stars, direct to video, Jim Dowd, movies, Nathan Anderson, Nathan Wetherington, reviews, Roger Roth, Wayne Newton
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Hellboy Animated: Blood and Iron
When I reviewed the first Hellboy Animated feature a few weeks ago, I didn’t intend to get to the second one quite so soon. But as it happened, it was available through the same service as the first, and it … Continue reading
Hellboy Animated: Sword of Storms
If there’s one genre of live-action film that seems particularly prone to spawning spin-offs, it’s superhero movies. Both Marvel and DC Comics properties are known to get several direct-to-video animated features to coincide with or slightly trail their live-action releases, … Continue reading
Stingray Sam
There are certain times when you watch a film and aren’t quite sure what you’re watching, or what you watched when you’re through with it. Watching Stingray Sam provides one such experience. Its IMDb page genre listing describes it as … Continue reading
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Tagged 2000s, 3 Stars, Cory McAbee, Crugie, David Hyde Pierce, direct to video, Joshua Taylor, movies, reviews, Stingray Sam, Willa Vy McAbee
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Edison Force
Note: Due to spending some time on other projects (such as dealing with my spotty internet connection again), I didn’t have time to write an article for today. Instead, I’m digging up another old review of mine from my pre-blog … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 Stars, 2000s, David J. Burke, direct to video, Dylan McDermott, Edison Force, Justin Timberlake, Kevin Spacey, LL Cool J, Morgan Freeman, movies, reviews
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Logos
Logos is an independent film directed and co-written by first-time director Michael Sorokorensky. It’s a new film for 2013 — so new, in fact, that as of this writing I can’t even give it a star rating on its IMDb … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 Stars, 2010s, direct to video, Logos, Melanie Uhlir, Michael Sorokorensky, movies, Paul Hine, reviews, Sara Alcorn, Ted Carr
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Interstate 60: Episodes of the Road
There’s a scene early in Interstate 60: Episodes of the Road that sets both the tone and the theme of this peculiar little comedy. Ray, an eccentric doctor played by the eccentric Christopher Lloyd in a cameo, is administering a … Continue reading
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Tagged 2000s, 4 Stars, Amy Jo Johnson, Amy Smart, Amy Stewart, Bob Gale, Chris Cooper, Christopher Lloyd, Deborah Odell, direct to video, Gary Oldman, Interstate 60, Interstate 60: Episodes of the Road, James Marsden, John Bourgeois, Kurt Russell, Michael J. Fox, movies, Rebecca Jenkins, reviews, Wayne Robson
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Camelot: The Legend
Oh, how Hulu loves to dig up obscurities. And just once in a while those obscurities ought to remain buried. I enjoy animated features, and I’m a big fan of Arthurian legend. So when I saw Camelot: The Legend in … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Star, 1990s, Camelot: The Legend, direct to video, Lisa Moricoli, movies, reviews, William R. Kowalchuk Jr.
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The Forger
With the exception of the Morbid Curiosity Files, where I know full well what I’m getting into, I always hope that the films I’m watching will turn out to be good films. Actually, I hope that they’re great films, even … Continue reading