The past decade saw some truly great films, and more then a few of them were in the action genre. However for every winner there are countless losers, and the new millennium had plenty of those as well. The past 10 years saw the rise of over cutting action scenes to the point where it ...
At what point do horror movie clichés surpass campy entertainment? On the basis of “House,” an adaptation of the novel by Ted Dekker and Frank Peretti (but not a remake of Steve Miner’s 1986 film), it happens when the story unexpectedly shifts gears from one style to another. I actually enjoyed the first half of ...
Kill Bill is a 2003 and 2004 film directed by Quentin Tarantino that, due to the running time of four hours, is told in two films. Each film represents a different genre that Tarantino was fond of in his youth (“The Making of Kill Bill Volume 1”). Told in his trademark non-linear fashion, Kill Bill ...
It is amazing the number of truly bad movies that make it to the big screen. I’m not talking about movies that are questionable. I’m talking about really BAD movies. I don’t know about you, but I hate spending my hard-earned money on any kind of tripe. Yet, because I love movies so much, I ...
I have absolutely no problem admitting to people that I am a Christian. Every time I hear of a new “Christian” movie coming out, I always take note to see what the quality looks like. I’m always waiting to see if one day, a Christian-based horror movie is going to finally meet my expectations and ...
Quentin Tarantino closed out his month of movie programming at New Beverly Cinema with “Kill Bill.” The movie was of course split into two volumes as it turned out to be much longer than anyone expected, but the print shown at the theater he saved from being turned into another Supercuts was the one shown ...
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