Of all the late 80's/early 90's action stars Wesley Snipes was by far the most underappreciated. The guy was just as charismatic as Arnie, he had the moves that could complement JCVD and Dolph Lungren and he could actually carry a film with real acting talent, unlike the others mentioned. And whilst he might not of had the best scripts, he sure made the most out of them. Take "Drop Zone" for example, this film is essentially a complete rip…
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The Haunting of Hill House 2018
More like "The Haunting of Derry, Maine" amirite?
Jokes aside, this series owes a great debt to the works of Stephen King more so than the actual source novel. In some ways you could call this Mike Flanagan's take on "It" as the parallels are aplenty. From the Childhood trauma/grief to the split timelines with the young characters and their broken, guilt ridden adult counterparts. Whether he was inspired by "It," who knows? I'm just saying that I saw it…
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Space Truckers 1996
"Space Truckers" walked so "Cowboy Bebop" could run.
I absolutely live for these cheesy nineties sci-fi flicks. Dennis Hopper is John canyon, an independent space trucker hauling cargo across the solar system. After having his cargo stolen he accepts a deal to haul a suspicious freight back to Earth, unwittingly carting a load of unstoppable killer robots that the CEO of "the company" wants to use to become president of the world.
This film has absolutely everything I want in…
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Friday the 13th 1980
I originally wanted to watch "Friday the 13th part VI," the most underrated Friday flick, on this day but alas I only had the original on DVD and none of the others were on any of the numerous streaming service I've signed up to. Also fuck paying £3.50 to rent a film for two days, especially when I've already seen it before, that's just a no from me.
It worked out for the best though because I found myself enjoying…
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 2004
I think it goes without saying amongst fellow film aficionados that we all love films, especially the great ones. However, through years of watching films I've noticed that there seems to be that one film which is hugely popular, yet when you sit down to watch it you can't understand why it's held in such high esteem. For me it's only happened a couple of times, but I unfortunately have to add "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" to the…
