A Revisit: Body Parts (1991)

As I’ve recounted in several past reviews, the early nineties were a glorious time for me and my little band of horror movie-loving knuckleheads. Being in our early teens at the time, we were out to devour every bit of R Rated mayhem we could get our grubby mitts on, and into the mix of […]

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Sinners (2025)

I’ve been wanting to see this one for a while, going back to it’s theatrical release. As usual, Life got in the way and I missed this highly praised little genre gem when it swept over our local Big Screen. What I did not miss was the increasingly vocal and almost overwhelmingly positive scuttle-butt that […]

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Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025)

An open letter to James Cameron, from a life-long fan: Stop. Just…stop. Please. Enough is enough…and three, is enough. The Avatar Detachment Phenomenon is an odd one. It’s literally the most profitable franchise in science fiction movie history…yet we never seem to talk about it. Why not? In a broad sense, it doesn’t feel like […]

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Doctor Zhivago (1965)

Or, as the onscreen title proclaims it – David Lean’s Film of Doctor Zhivago For years, the only relation I had with Doctor Zhivago was the title’s prominent usage in my Second Favourite Movie Ever – True Romance (1993), inserted by Quentin Tarantino and Tony Scott as a clandestine place-holder for character conversations revolving around […]

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John Wick Chapter 4 (2023)

As I recently noted in another review, the original John Wick (2014) caught me off guard when I first saw it. I’d gone in with next to no expectations, ready for some C grade Taken rip-off or something, especially since star Keanu Reeves hadn’t exactly been setting the Box Office on fire around that time. […]

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A Revisit: Wild at Heart (1990)

David Lynch. Love him or loathe him, you have to admit that the man most certainly had his own style that he, mercifully, had not readily compromised in all his years as a prolific and highly esoteric filmmaker. His key titles are predominately dark, absurd, violent and erotic, always with a sly and subversive sense […]

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A Revisit: Cowboys and Aliens (2011)

In the way back years of 2007-2011, I was a film revisor at a company in Vancouver BC called Technicolor Cinema Distribution and during my tenure there, this admittedly absurd and right-to-the-fucking-point titled flick came through my revising workspace, mildly intriguing me with it’s hefty marketing campaign and why-the-hell-not premise. While I didn’t end up […]

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The Many Saints of Newark (2021)

As I’ve stated in many a past review, I’m a sucker for a good mob story and, in my humble opinion, HBO’s The Sopranos (1999-2007) is one of the straight-up best examples ever, and not just as a gangster story, but as a prime illustration on how to do long-form cinematic dramas in general. Added […]

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