Stephen King: “the writer of our generation“. That is how most fans would refer to the biggest best-seller of our time. For the last 40 years, Stephen King has written almost 60 books, 100′s and 100′s of short stories, scripts, screenplays, a musical play, poems, as well as, acting and directing. He is certainly a man who just refuses to slow down, not even after his life-threatening hit and run accident in 1999.
It’s Thanksgiving this week, and you know what that means? Yes, Turkey, but it’s also the start of the holiday season blockbusters at the box office, with some of the best films of the year we will see right into the beginning of 2015.
Mario (Bob Hoskins) and Luigi (John Leguizamo) are two plumbers who get involved with Scapelli Construction Company, led by Anthony Scapelli (Gianni Russo), when Luigi witnesses a secret plan of Scapelli’s gang that is trying to stop works under the Brooklyn Bridge.Things get worse when two strange figures, Iggy and Spike, kidnap Daisy, Luigi’s fiancéè.
One of my favorite things about books is that I enjoy biographies. I love learning about people, how it was in the beginning, how far they’ve come, and the rise to fame and all the struggles it took to get there. I’m one of those readers who likes to look “behind the curtain” and see what’s being hidden from us no matter how fascinating or scary it might be. Most of the time I’m reading “horror” books (Stephen King mostly), but on occasion I take a break for a biography that just might grab my interest long enough to give it my full attention.
Back in 2005, director Christopher Nolan decided to take over the Batman franchise and begin what would be his, “Dark Knight Trilogy”. No one knew what to expect back then. Fanboys of the Tim Burton Batman films of the late 1980′s/early 1990′s, screamed because they thought their beloved franchise would be ruined. Instead it became the biggest and most amazing superhero franchise to date.
With so many big blockbusters taking over the movie theaters, I like to take the time for the smaller films that the entertainment world has to offer us. Films like Independent Films, Short Films, and Stephen King “Dollar Baby” Film Program are all very entertaining and just as important as any other big screen film. I, myself, find the up-and-coming filmmakers or smaller film directors still have that love and passion and desire for cinema, it shows through their work on the screen.
It’s been debated many times,” which era is considered the best in the horror film genre?” The trend in the 1970′s seemed to focus on films that portrayed demonic possession, people were mesmerized by this. The current focus seems to be the paranormal activity type films that began to surface in the early 2000′s. However for the majority of die-hard horror film fans, it’s still the “Slasher” films of the 1980′s that seem to compel us again and again.
The clip slides into the base of the gun, you then bull back on the lever and now it’s ready to shoot. This is how you should prepare yourself when you sit down to watch Rampage: Capital Punishment. The movie is an emotional assault weapon. And to write this review, I honestly had to rip myself open to write this review Rampage: Capital Punishment has me a bit choked up, it cuts close the bone.
Life doesn’t have many pillages in it. There is the occasional moment where some bitch cuts you off in traffic and then you get speed up to her car and yell “Your Mother is a cunt” to her 4 kids sitting the back of the car while giving the family the finger. Beyond that there’s cheating on your taxes and every now and then you get something very special dropped into your lap.
Stephen King‘s first film was based on his book, Carrie back in the 1970′s, from there he has had over 50 films adapted from his works ranging from feature films, television mini-series, television shows, plays, and “Dollar Baby” short films. The torch, so to speak, seems to be passing along to one of his sons, Joe Hill (who starred in King’s film, Creepshow).
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I FANTASTICI 4: GLI INIZI – Matt Shakman
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