From executive producer Wes Craven (does he actually know his name is on all these movies?) comes an old school, straight-forward revenge-of-nature flick, much in the vein of Robert Clouse’s THE PACK (1976). If you were feeling uncharitably picky, you could use...
As I was watching The Breed, my question of whether or not the director had ever seen a movie was answered when two of his characters make mention of Bambi. Granted, this is issuing optimistic benefit of the doubt twice over in that 1) such could be due to the...
One of the highest grossing films of all-time, Francis Ford Coppola’s Bram Stoker’s Dracula is an operatic attempt to faithfully adapt the writer’s masterpiece to the big screen. However, Coppola failed to ask one crucial question prior to green lighting the Zoetrope...
I love L.A. It’s taken six years to get to where I’m at within my social & professional posture and yet there are new Easter eggs each and every day. A few weeks back, my industry narc contacted me about a test screening of a film and asked if I’d ever heard of...
I first heard of Welcome to the Jungle when it was merely being test screened by dimension and our own Jack Reher was the first person to review the movie. Thus, the reason why the site is quoted on both the front and back covers of the DVD. Why I don’t think...
It’s funny how in today’s video and low budget market that most of the horror films need to have some kind of nudity in order for a distributor to pick it up. I even had a company once tell me they would only pick up a comedy film I produced if we re-shoot...
