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Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985) – Review

August 4, 2019 greigzilla

It starts with an explosion. It’s literally the first thing you see and hear. The first of many – as you’d expect from a film

First Blood (1982) – Review

August 3, 2019 greigzilla

Before the cartoon patriotism and exploding arrow heads consumed the franchise as it crept deeper into the 80’s there was First Blood; quite possibly the

Fast And Furious Presents: Hobbs And Shaw (2019) – Review

August 2, 2019 greigzilla

Before we get into the bulge and muscle of the Fast & Furious franchise’s first, honest-to-gosh, spinoff; a quick side bar…In an interview with the

Cars 3 (2017) – Review

July 30, 2019 greigzilla

What the hell is it with Pixar’s stubborn obsession with pushing Cars sequels down our collective throats?Surely it they can’t need the money as Pixar’s

Fantastic Four (2005) – Review

July 30, 2019 greigzilla

There’s a prevailing theory that all you have to do to make a great comic book movie is keep it as close to the source

Batman: The Movie (1966) – Review

July 29, 2019 greigzilla

Holy crackpot! There’s a theory I’ve had for a while now that determines how mature you are based on your understanding and enjoyment of the

Ghost Rider (2007) – Review

July 27, 2019 greigzilla

Not unlike an attractive, yet dull, twentysomething sporting a stylish haircut and a good body, Johnny Blaze’s flaming skulled alter ego seems to have mostly

Halloween 5: The Revenge Of Michael Myers (1989) – Review

July 25, 2019 greigzilla

To be brutally honest, Halloween 5 should have been a slam dunk.After all the pleasantly enjoyable Halloween 4 did all the heavy lifting (bringing Michael

Stuber (2019) – Review

July 23, 2019 greigzilla

Believe it or not, when putting together an action buddy comedy movie there are more important things to worry about than car chases and explosions;

The Lego Batman Movie (2017) – Review

July 22, 2019 greigzilla

It’s remarkably telling that the best Batman movie in nine years has come, not from the DC’s own cinematic universe, but from those Lego guys.

Piranha (1978) – Review

July 22, 2019 greigzilla

Super-producer Roger Corman was never one to let an easy buck pass him by so when Jaws scored huge at the box office he was

Spider-Man: The Dragon’s Challenge (1981) – Review

July 18, 2019 greigzilla

As the third and final Spider-Man 70’s movie swung around, I guess the producers figured a change of scenery was in order. So off we

Spider-Man Strikes Back (1978) – Review

July 18, 2019 greigzilla

Nicolas Hammond and his breathtaking, voluminous hair returns in the second movie amalgamation of the 70’s TV series, (reconfigured to feature length in order to

Spider-Man (1977) – Review

July 18, 2019 greigzilla

Watching the repeated attempts of Marvel to desperately realise the pantheon of their much-loved characters during the procession of squirm inducing TV movies during the

Dr. Strange (1978) – Review

July 17, 2019 greigzilla

It’s easy to look at the comic book movies that came out between 1998 and 2008 that didn’t quite make the grade and mock their

Halloween 4: The Return Of Michael Myers (1988) – Review

July 16, 2019 greigzilla

Six years after the Myers-less Halloween 3 failed to turn the franchice into a annual event featuring a new story every October and seven years

Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves (1991) – Review

July 15, 2019 greigzilla

The main difference between a beloved summer blockbuster movie released in the 80’s compared to one released in the 90’s seems to be quality.No disrespect

The Last Shark (1981) – Review

July 15, 2019 greigzilla

Anyone familiar with the genre cinema of Italy during the 70’s and 80’s know that the filmmakers of that time and place wouldn’t let pesky

The Running Man (1987) – Review

July 15, 2019 greigzilla

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 80’s/90’s genre output usually sits in one of two camps. The first are the timeless classics that age impressively well due to well

The Dead Don’t Die (2019) – Review

July 14, 2019 greigzilla

Like George Romero partook in a heap of peyote and wrote the script to Night Of The Living Dead while in an absurdist frame of

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