Paranoia 1.0
While the story is very original combining the techno-edge of The Matrix with Orson Welles’ The Trial, it’s the mood and atmosphere where it really shines.
Author: Ryan Cracknell
Incident at Loch Ness
A truly original work, and a very cheeky one at that filled with end-to-end laughter. It plays off Herzog’s own legend as a behind-the-camera wild card.
Bride & Prejudice
A purposely corny but thoroughly entertaining piece of melting pot cinema.
A Love Song for Bobby Long
Marks the umpteenth comeback for Travolta. It’s a modest one, but a comeback simply because it’s watchable Travolta that doesn’t reek of a paycheck grab.
Beyond the Sea
Much like basking in front of your own image, Spacey’s Beyond the Sea is a vanity project, albeit one with some interesting layers surrounding it.
Hotel Rwanda
The best scenes are the ones that show the chaos of what was happening….Unfortunately such scenes are too few.
Saw
And I thought the slow-motion flying flesh of The Passion of the Mel was sadistic. It’s Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo placed alongside James Wan’s grizzly Saw.
There’s Something About W
Although There’s Something About W isn’t as entertaining or funny as its election-themed brethren, it is in many ways more informative.
Before Last Night
You’ve heard it before. A guy is down on his luck and dealing drugs is the only obvious option. But then the deal goes awry and luck is all that’s[…]
Outfoxed: Rupert Murdoch’s War on Journalism
Fights bias with bias.
