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Aug 22 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
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There are several irregular elements which set Mike Gan’s Burn apart from your typical bottle-episode thriller, and special consideration must be given for them. We have the self-harming misfit, an inverted sexual assault, a...
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Aug 22 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
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Everybody alive in the 1980s remembers the splashy impact of John DeLorean’s infamous stainless steel car in pop culture. From being regarded as a joke due to constant breakdowns to being given new life as the hero car of...
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Aug 16 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
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Where does the horror lie in William McGregor’s Gwen? Is it in its simplicity? Does it have to do with his short film Who’s Afraid of the Water Sprite (click to view) which has lent its folk tale spirit to this, McGregor’s...
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Aug 15 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
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I’m not going to lie: Good Boys was right up my alley. Vulgar, brash, sweet, and completely insane, Good Boys doesn’t let up on the funny for one second, ensuring laughs from the end of the opening logos to the...
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Aug 14 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
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It’s a tough thing trying to find your voice. From first babbles as an infant, to the raging teenage struggle to be heard, to further shouts into the eternal void, establishing one’s own identity through any kind of...
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Aug 9 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
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On first viewing, Them That Follow reads like a character study of a closed-off religious sect somewhere in the Appalachian mountains. Conflicts are dealt with in-house, no one goes for formal medical treatment, and worship is...
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Aug 8 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
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Author Alvin Schwartz’s Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark books have been terrifying children since 1981 with macabre tales accompanied by unforgettable, eerie illustrations by Stephen Gammell. In truth, one of these...
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Aug 2 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
with No Comments
Just after the opening credits and an introductory bit of interview, David Crosby is seen leaving for his tour. As his car slowly pulls out of his driveway, the angle switches from a rising crane shot to an overhead...
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Jul 31 |
MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
with 2 Comments
Some days, you know you’re watching a good movie; other days, it becomes obvious very quickly that you’re not. Every now and again, you find yourself incapable of deciding. A Score to Settle lands smack dab in this nebulous...
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Jul 26 |
COMMENTARY, MOVIE REVIEWS |
Eddie Pasa |
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I’ve written a review of Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood for Gunaxin. Click here to read! As with all of my reviews at Gunaxin, here are some more thoughts I couldn’t find space for in the review itself....
