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Favorite Movies: Goodfellas, A Clockwork Orange, Boogie Nights, Goldfinger, Casablanca, Scarface (83 version), read more Heat, The Guns of Navarone, The Dirty Dozen, Pulp Fiction, Taxi Driver, Blade Runner, any film noir

Likes: Movies, LP's, James Bond, true hollywood memoirs, The Bret Easton read more Ellis Podcast, every sixties british pop band, every 80s new wave band - in fact just generally all eighties songs, even the really shit ones, and of course, Tom Friggin' Cruise!

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Review: Hot Tub Time Machine 2

PLOT: After having reset history to make themselves billionaires, Nick (Craig Robinson), Lou (Rob Corddry) and Jacob (Clark Duke) once again travel through time – ending up ten years into the future where they must work to prevent Lou’s murder....

Review: Da Sweet Blood of Jesus

PLOT: Dr. Hess Greene (Steven Tyrone Williams) becomes cursed with a thirst for blood after his deranged assistant stabs him with an ancient African dagger. His new addiction leads to a torrid romance with the widow of his first victim,...

The Good, The Bad & The Badass: Julianne Moore

Chris Last week, we took a look at the career of Englishman extraordinaire Colin Firth, who just had the biggest opening weekend of his career with KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE. This week's subject is due to have an incredible weekend...
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Binge Watchin’ TV Review: Oz

Chris Welcome to Binge Watchin,’ where we take a look at some of the best TV shows available on streaming or disc that have a great catalogue of seasons to jump into and get sucked into the beautiful bliss of...

Review: Kingsman: The Secret Service

Read Eric Walkuski's review here! PLOT: Harry Hart (Colin Firth) is a Kingsman – an independent network of stuffy British secret agents who fancy themselves as the descendants of King Arthur and the knights of the round table. When one...
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TV Review: Better Call Saul, Season 1, Episode 2: Mijo

Chris This recap/review of BETTER CALL SAUL is written with the expectation that everyone who reads this and comments below will have seen the episode already. Thus, if you've yet to see the episode in question, DO NOT GO ANY...

Review: The Last Five Years

THE LAST FIVE YEARS was originally reviewed as part of out TIFF 2014 coverage. PLOT: A young actress (Anna Kendrick) and her novelist husband (Jeremy Jordan) try to make sense of their five year relationship. REVIEW: There are some movies...

The Good, The Bad & The Badass: Colin Firth

Chris Before breaking for the Sundance Film Festival, we took a look at the career of Ewan McGregor, a perennially underrated actor. This week's subject is another who may not be the first person who comes to mind when you...
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