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  Sons of Trinity 1995

  ★½ Watched 28 Nov 2023

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  Directed by Enzo Barboni, who wrote the movie with Marco Tullio Barboni, Sons of Trinity (AKA Trinity & Babyface and Trinity & Bambino: The Legend Lives On) finds the sons of, well, Trinity and Bambino being Trinity (Heath Kizzier) and Bambino (Keith Neubert).

  Just like their fathers, Trinity loves women and getting in trouble as he works as a bounty hunter while Bambino is a sheriff who doesn’t want bothered by his cousin. They end up having to stop a wealthy landowner…

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  The Young Graduates 1971

  ★★ Rewatched 28 Nov 2023

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  Crown International Forever.

  Directed by Robert Anderson* (Cindy and Donna), who wrote this with Terry Anderson and Dave Dixon, this movie starts off with high school senior Mindy Evans (Patricia Wymer, The Babysitter) dumping her boyfriend Bill (Gary Rist, who went on to compose the music for Lifepod) and hooking up with very married photographer and teacher Jack (Steven Stewart). He hasn’t had sex in, well, maybe years and as soon as his wife heads out of town, he gets…

Popular reviews

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  The Timekeepers of Eternity 2021

  ★★★★★ Watched 30 Sep 2021

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  The Langoliers may be at the bottom of Stephen King adaptions, but if The Timekeepers of Eternity has any say in things, we’ve been misjudging Tom Holland’s 1995 TV miniseries.

  Animator Aristotelis Maragkos has printed every frame of that movie and used collage animation to reconstruct, remix and retell the story in an entirely new way, compressing 180 minutes into 64 and taking Bronson Pinchot’s character of Craig Toomey and making him the lead character and not the villain.

  Much…

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  Zombie Flesh Eaters 1979

  ★★★★★ Watched 29 Jun 2018 1

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  Zombi 2 has nothing to do with Dawn of the Dead, which was re-edited by co-producer Dario Argento, rescored by Goblin and released in Italy as Zombi. It was a huge success and nothing succeeds like more, more and more. As Italian copyright law allows any film to be marketed as a sequel to another work, producer Fabrizio De Angelis quickly decided that it was time to make that sequel.

  Originally, Enzo G. Castellari (1990: The Bronx Warriors, Warriors of the…