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At one point, the prolific barrage of SyFy shows containing monster names that begin with the prefix mega or end with the suffix Saurus has succeeded in formulating a new benchmark, albeit low, for creature feature quality. While sifting through reviews for these meager budget monster movies, one can often come across comments such as,

What’s up everyone, it’s Valkor. In my world of film, the most important requirement to get on my good list is that I have to be engaged with the film. It does not matter what the genre is. If attention is captured, then you’re all set. For example, I did a review a few years

The Cult of Humpty Dumpty, which was authored by Sam Ashurst & Scott Chambers and directed by Jack E. Bell, is a sequel to the film The Curse of Humpty Dumpty. It is yet another Jagged Edge Production film, and it was fairly decent. So decent, in fact, that this sequel was something to look

More holy water is required,” the priest gasped. It is going to be fine, sort of. Nicolas Cage and Ron Perlman, play two 14th-century knights, a medieval badass who are recruited by the church for a special job to interrogate a suspected witch played by Claire Foy. Is this woman a victim of misogynistic group

There is a random reason why I decided to pick Lake Artifact the movie cover looked interesting. There were a lot of images from a particular company I remember but never came across since moving to Canada. To rid myself of this unexplained curiosity, I figured I should just start it, and oddly enough, the

The term Curse of Jack Frost is slightly more relatable, as compared to Jack Frost. It is produced by Jagged Edge Productions and features a story by Craig McLaren, starring Sarah T. Cohen and Nicola Wright, whom we’ve all heard of. It is worth noting that Liana Failla makes her directorial debut here. We’ve seen

There’s a scene in “Not Not Jazz,” a film about the fusion jazz trio Medeski Martin & Wood, where the camera prowls around bassist Chris Wood as he slowly saws his upright bass on an upstate New York tennis court dotted with fallen leaves. There are a lot of scenes like that in “Not Not

In a deeply corrupt city, an innocuous urban planner named Yann comes into possession of a 9-millimeter pistol that, unbeknownst to him, belongs to the spirit of a recently slain sex worker named Sarah. Together, they embark on a mission to get rid of all the criminals in the city, with the ultimate goal of

It is certainly intriguing to see such a glaring coincidence. ‘Sleeping Dogs Lie’ was one of the films I steered clear of, primarily due to the fact that it is much more convoluted than its predecessors. Annie Skafida’s story begins with her returning home to find both her parents dead in the house, everything points