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Archive for October, 2010
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She Gods of Shark Reef (1958)
It only makes sense that if you’re going to have to spend a certain amount of money traveling to shoot a film, that it would really only cost half as…
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She Freak (1967)
A surprisingly unremarkable movie in all aspects, especially considering its subject matter, She Freak pointlessly updates Tod Browning’s Freaks by adding a twenty minute prologue detailing star Claire Brennen’s (Jade)…
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The Shape of Things to Come (1979)
I think that space stud Jason Caball summed it up best when he gasped, “what the hell just happened!” during this film which was distinctly un-inspired by anything H.G. Wells…
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Shadow Warriors (1995)
It’s a cybernetic explosion that threatens to tear the city of Kiev apart! If the streets don’t exactly run red with blood, they almost certainly find themselves awash with the…
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Shadow Man (2006)
Director Michael Keusch brings out the best in Steven Seagal. He got Steve to stab a bunch of folks in Attack Force and in Shadow Man he somehow convinces Steve…
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The Seven Magnificent Gladiators (1983)
The ancient world was one where Gods walked among mere mortals. Gods who were endowed with powers such as immortality, superior fighting skills, magic swords, and leather outfits any of…
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Seven Blood-Stained Orchids (1972)
On the surface, it’s an odd combination to say the least – a Cornell Woolrich story serving as the basis for an Umberto Lenzi film. Cornell was the author of…
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The Sea Hawk (1940)
Apparently there’s a book called The Sea Hawk. This movie is based on that book and by that I mean that it’s based on that book’s title. The story in…







