Dennis Twist (Rick Crawford) is about to have the worst day of his life. After a seemingly minor confrontation with a motorcyclist over the availability of a parking spot, an increasingly violent response follows. A response that will draw suspicion, blood and eventually death in Chris Witherspoon’s 2010 film, Rage. The idea behind the altercation between Dennis and is unnamed antagonist is as innocent as it is commonplace. How many times have you waiting ...
2011 can definitely take the title of ‘The Year of the Remake’. Sure, there were over 16 sequels of popular films released within the calendar year, but there were an equal number of remakes, reboots and re-releases that fought for our box office dollars. Killer Reviews looked back on the year’s remakes and rated them accordingly. It’s a list that showcases the impressive and shuns the unnecessary. Our list begins here: Rise of the Planet of the Apes Big things ...
2011 has been a big year for me. I had my second child (a beautiful little girl named Brynn “Butchette” Dumont), my wife and I had sex again and I broke up with Hollywood. But let’s start from the beginning. The 1980’s were a magical time for me. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were kicking ass in the sewers of New York City, Nickelodeon was sliming youths every Saturday morning, Garbage Pail Kids cards were being traded like crack cocaine and rock stars were actually playing instruments. ...
Updated 12-22-2011 at 12:38 PM by The Butcher
Sometimes even the most talented of call sheet names cannot catapult a bad horror film into an enjoyable entertainment experience. Whether it’s the acting, the directing, studio meddling or a screenplay that was about as pleasing as root canal performed without anesthesia by Michael J. Fox, sometimes things just don’t come together as symbiotic as the roll call would suggest. Since 1980 there have been countless horror film failures with A-List talent headlining a film’s ads and ...
Last week Christopher Nolan released an approximate 6-minute scene from the highly anticipated third Batman film, The Dark Knight Rises. The scene was shot in glorious IMAX and Killer Reviews had an opportunity to view the footage this week. Below outlines our thoughts and describes the visual orgasm that appeared on screen. We will attempt to hold no punches in our preview description, so if you are someone who does not want to hear of any spoilers, here is your chance to pull ...
Updated 12-16-2011 at 05:49 PM by GregMO ROberts
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