Wow what a brutal descent into unrelentless cinematic insanity! King of New York seamlessly rides the line of a stylishly layered crime thriller and an over the top violent B movie extravaganza. Scene to scene it evolves from a sophisticated and moody drama into a bloody explosion of gun fire and illogical chaos. Everything is anchored by Christopher Walkens unhinged performance of sheer madness. I was pulled in from that early scene when he starts dancing out of nowhere! My…
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Day of the Animals 1977
It's bonkers B movie madness in this silly ol animals attack film! People have been using too much hairspray burning up the ozone into swiss cheese! And guess what happens? Too much ultra violet rays blasting animals and turning them into ravenous killers! Makes sense! Radiation casuing rabies? Sounds like a classic case of RABIATION!
Christopher George and Leslie Nielsen just happen to be on a wilderness adventure trip when shit goes down! It's a battle of deadly animals and…
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Halloween III: Season of the Witch 1982
I think I officially like this just as much as the original. It just has such an awesome feel to it. Pure atmospheric perfection drenched in heavy mood and tension. A mean spirited film filled with grisly kills and jarring violence. Visceral and stylistic dread elevated by great camera details and ominous lighting choices. A great visualization of autumn with its dimly lit streets, retro Halloween costumes and leaves blowing through an abandoned town.
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Total Recall 1990
Total Recall is a complete clinic in ambitious and innovative sci-fi cinema. A film that was easily ahead of it's time it left a lasting impact on the genre. Verhoeven utilizes all of his unique traits and maximizes each and every element to it's fullest potential. The groundbreaking special FX, memorable characters and a futuristic world that feels super realistic and terrifying. The fact that he brought so many expansive and imaginative ideas to the screen in such visceral detail…
