WARNING: This contains spoilers, but you’ll thank me. I didn’t know who Jim Cummings is when I started watching The Wolf of Snow Hollow and I still don’t know how he was able to make a movie like this. If you’re expecting a comedy-horror about a werewolf, go see An American Werewolf in London. ThisContinue reading “‘The Wolf Of Snow Hollow” Is An Awful Horror Movie That Makes No Sense”
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Why I Don’t Care About King Charles’ Coronation (And Neither Should You)
Today, May 6, King Charles III will go through his official coronation to be the King of England. Of course, he’s been the fucking King of England from the second his mother, Queen Elizabeth II passed away eight fucking months ago. Eight months they waited to do this. It’s not like the late Queen wasContinue reading “Why I Don’t Care About King Charles’ Coronation (And Neither Should You)”
‘Blood In Blood Out: Bound By Honor’ Celebrates 30 Years As Crime Epic Classic
Sometimes movies only appeal to a certain demographic. It’s hard to make a movie that everyone will like but filmmakers try to appeal the general public. Sometimes they’re a success. Sometimes they’re not. Yet, by the time Blood In Blood Out: Bound by Honor appearred in theaters, no one “in the heartland” was really interested.Continue reading “‘Blood In Blood Out: Bound By Honor’ Celebrates 30 Years As Crime Epic Classic”
‘Tales From The Darkside’ Movie Takes TV Show To A Darker Realm
By the time Tales from the Darkside: The Movie hit theaters in early May of 1990, the anthology show had been off the air for almost two years. So, it’s no surprise that the movie only had a modest success. Much of the series which ran for four years in syndication aired at such oddContinue reading “‘Tales From The Darkside’ Movie Takes TV Show To A Darker Realm”
‘Return Of The Jedi’ Turns 40
By the time Return of the Jedi hit theaters in 1983, audiences were mixed on the final entry into the trilogy. And there’s good reason to that. The movie was swiftly rushed into production following the success of The Empire Strikes Back even though it took three years, which was the same time lapse ofContinue reading “‘Return Of The Jedi’ Turns 40”
‘Come To Daddy’ Is An Unusual Thriller That Deserves A Bigger Audience
Every now and again, a movie comes with such a great plot and a well-deserved twist that it seems to fly under the radar for several years. It’s been almost 20 years since Elijah Wood played the iconic role of Frodo Baggins getting on the ship set for the grey heavens in the Oscar-winning TheContinue reading “‘Come To Daddy’ Is An Unusual Thriller That Deserves A Bigger Audience”
It Takes A Lot More To Make ‘Champions’ A Good movie
A movie like Champions tries so gosh-darn hard that the script basically writes itself. It’s actually been written and rewritten time and time again. The movie is based on the Spanish movie Campeones, but it also has remnants of the 1991 TV movie One Special Victory featuring John Larroquette, even though at times it comesContinue reading “It Takes A Lot More To Make ‘Champions’ A Good movie”
‘Living With Chucky’ Overstays Its Welcome
The first time I saw a commercial for Child’s Play it was Halloween night 1988. Why the movie didn’t premiere before Halloween is anyone’s guess, but it was set to open more than a week later. The first movie was a modest success making over $44 million about four times its budget. It was helmedContinue reading “‘Living With Chucky’ Overstays Its Welcome”
No Sympathy For The Devil
There is a saying that you’re not supposed to speak ill of the dead. But I think whoever coined that phrase would find something bad to say about Carolyn Bryant Donham, who finally died this past week at the age of 88 from cancer. Despite what people may say or think, not everyone deserves ourContinue reading “No Sympathy For The Devil”
Mozart And Friends Highlights NSU Singers
It’s a shame that the rainy weather and Red Fern Festival kept many people away from Mozarts and Friends, which showcased the singers of Northeastern State University. The event was held on April 28 at the Center for Performing Arts at NSU’s Tahlequah campus. The program started off with “Misericordias Domini, K. 222” by WolfgangContinue reading “Mozart And Friends Highlights NSU Singers”
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