The Boogeyman **** Earlier this year I reviewed a delightful short fantasy film titled The Stolen Wings by Irish writer and director Gerard Lough. For his next film The Boogeyman Lough has taken on the horror genre and aimed a bit bigger, making a film with a much longer (but
It's not difficult to find comedy relief in any superhero film out there. Movies like Kick Ass and Iron Man are full of it, and even very serious and dark films like Batman Begins had some laughs in it. Some of us who aren't very familiar with the comics these
Ah, the second film I ever saw was Masters Of The Universe, in the now defunct (but much missed) Concorde Cinema in Bristol.Dolph Lundgren himself as He-Man. I didn't even think about this back in '88, but He-Man and company in the present day sounds ridiculous. Skeletor (Frank Langella!!!) freaked the
I know this film came out a while ago, in relative terms, but that's not why I'm posting it here. This brief review was one that I sent to close friends and family, and was intended as a complete joke. Now, this quick comedy of a review has been,
My fourth and final BRWC 2nd Anniversary Post, and it's a big one! Every Halloween Film, parts 1-10 Dissected. (I'll get to the Friday The 13th and Nightmare On Elm Street series eventually too.) The 1960's and 70's began a revolution of film that would change cinema forever, in many good