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ALSO READ JOHN “THE ARROW” FALLON’S GLOWING REVIEW OF THE REGULAR CUT OF THE FILM HERE! PLOT: After a nuclear bomb levels New York City – and presumably the rest of the U.S. – a small band of survivors lock...
PLOT: A college prof is trying to break off the affair he’s having with another woman. As he heads downtown to do it, he draws the ire of a mysterious dark biker by accident without even realizing it. This sends...
PLOT: Four small-town high schoolers find themselves in the crosshairs of the local mortician after discovering his ugly secret. REVIEW: The most pressing mystery in BENEATH THE DARKNESS is this: what does director Martin Guigui have on Dennis Quaid? Surely...
PLOT: The daughter of a woman who killed three people while in the midst of having a demon exorcised from her body, travels to Vatican City, where she hooks up with two rogue priests who perform unsanctioned exorcisms. Naturally, she...
PLOT: Two hitmen find themselves immersed in a very strange mission when it becomes clear their latest targets are not who they appear to be. REVIEW: KILL LIST comes to the US armed with an arsenal of positive buzz and...
PLOT: A small hotel on the verge of closing is the scene of ghostly encounters for two employees. REVIEW: Not unlike director Ti West’s HOUSE OF THE DEVIL, THE INNKEEPERS is a slow-burn spookfest that achieves most of its tension...
NOTE: John “The Arrow” Fallon will review the film when it will be available to him. It didn’t open in his parts. PLOT: An author visiting his dying father and preacher brother in Barcelona begins to notice an odd and...
PLOT: The wedding reception of Justine (Kirsten Dunst); a clinically depressed young woman, and Michael (Alexander Skarsgard) is juxtaposed against the potential end of all life on earth, due to an imminent collision with the planet Melancholia. REVIEW: MELANCHOLIA is...
PLOT: In the future, people will stop aging at twenty-five. From that point, they will each have one year left on their imprinted time code, which they use as currency. The rich can virtually stay twenty-five forever, but the poor,...
NOTE: John “The Arrow” Fallon’s review will be up over the weekend. PLOT: A prequel set in 1988, showing the initial haunting of sisters Katie (Chloe Csenery- later Katie Featherstone), and Kristi (Jessica Tyler Brown- later Sprague Grayden) by a...
