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Postman

Postman Sometimes a movie can come out where a major, massive misunderstanding will occur when it comes to that movie’s themes and subject matter, regardless of any of the positive qualities that said movie might actually possess. The cause of this misunderstanding can be any number of different factors, but mainly it all comes down […]

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Predator

Predator Remembered today as one of the best pure action movies ever made as well as the most succinct fusion of that genre with sci-fi, this 1987 classic from director John (Die Hard) McTiernan of course brings front and center the undisputed king of 80s action in Arnold Schwarzenegger as Dutch, the leader of a […]

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Prestige

Prestige Christopher Nolan has proven that he is one of the last few Hollywood filmmakers capable of making almost totally original work, or at least original takes on familiar work (Dark Knight), so it’s little surprise when watching this 2006 release just how little it references from the past and comes across as something made […]

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Primal Fear

Primal Fear Basically the film that will always be remembered as the one that unleashed the tremendous acting talents of Edward Norton on the world, this also manages to be a solid, if flawed, courtroom drama. As Aaron Stampler, altar boy turned accused murderer, Norton manages to convince the viewer (and the other characters) of […]

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Prince Of Darkness

Prince Of Darkness John Carpenter definitely achieved a run that was second to none from the late 70s to the 1980s while directing an unbreakable string of sci fi / horror classics and the most impressive thing about that fact was in how he managed to do it while still keeping his films on a […]

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Princess Bride

Princess Bride Sometimes there are movies that stand the test of time more than any other, whether it be because they connect with the audience stronger than your average churned out piece of cinema or perhaps because the style or the approach if you will was one that was majorly different than anything that had […]

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Prizzi’s Honor

Prizzi’s Honor A film whose premise was curiously redone in recent years with the atrocious Mr. And Mrs. Smith (two contract killers fall in love, get married, then learn that they’ve been assigned to kill each other), this 1985 release, one of the last from legendary director John Huston and showered with Oscar love at […]

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Pro Wrestlers Vs Zombies

Pro Wrestlers Vs Zombies Any movie that carries the title “Pro Wrestlers Vs Zombies” is one which you would expect to be a FUN horror flick, a good natured romp where we as viewers can scarf down some popcorn and just enjoy the cheesy nature of the whole enterprise. It’s NOT supposed to be something […]

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Producers

Producers (Original) There can be no doubt that at the end of the day, Mel Brooks will be remembered as being somebody who changed the face of film comedy forever. Aside from his (brilliantly funny) spoofs / pastiches with their anything goes for a laugh approach, Brooks could also be counted on to write original […]

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Prom Night

Prom Night One of a series of early-80s horror flicks designed to capitalize on Jamie Lee Curtis’ newfound fame after Halloween, this low-budget Canadian tax shelter effort certainly has its share of visible boom mikes (and crew members), not to mention glaring continuity errors. Here Jamie Lee is cast as the most popular girl in […]