Tag Archives: Eli Roth
Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope (2011) – or – Geeks like me.
Morgan Spurlock has crafted some of the best documentaries out there. His charm and attitude bring a light manner to his chosen topic, and Comic-Con is another successful venture into a territory that I’m very familiar with. Following various groups Continue
Thanks TIPS – Totally Inappropriate and Pointless Suggestions.
Another Thursday is upon us and TIPS returns to try and offer some more useless advice. Now as a film lover there is nothing I enjoy more than the batch of trailers that are shown before the feature when I’m Continue
Piranha 3D – Film Reel Reviews
I couldn’t have asked for a better time at the movies! – Will An underwater tremor releases prehistoric piranha on a small town during spring break. Directed by – Alexandre Aja Written by – Pete Goldfinger, Josh Stolberg Starring – Continue
TAD 2010 – The Last Exorcism – Film Reel Reviews
The opposite of what I thought it would be and I was blown away by how good it was. – Will An evangelical minister allows his final exorcism to be filmed for a documentary. Directed by – Daniel Stamm Written Continue
Toronto After Dark 2010 – Day 4
Man, is it really day 4? I’ve seen so many movies and shorts already and had to bear the heat every day that my poor brain can’t comprehend just how many days have passed by. Day 4 was certainly one Continue
Toronto After Dark 2010 – Day 3
This is the make or break point of the festival for me. When you’ve dedicated yourself to seeing every film and short at TAD it’s the Sunday of the festival that tests your strength. Friday is easy with only one Continue
Toronto After Dark 2010 Update
This year at TAD seems to be a little bit more big budget. With The Last Exorcism and I Spit On Your Grave playing and some big names in attendance, TAD looks like it’s finally becoming the festival it deserves Continue
Don't Look Up – Film Reel Reviews
Confusing movie with a plot that doesn’t make sense in the end. – Will A film director who has ghostly visions tries to recreate a film whose cast and crew went missing in the 20′s. This releases some evil spirits Continue
Inglourious Basterds
A group of Jewish-American soldiers in Nazi occupied France during World War II are charged with the mission of spreading fear among the German Soldiers. They eventually cross paths with a Jewish girl who runs a theater, a theater that Continue
