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The Vern’s Video Vortex.- The Vern stares at some more shorts…filmsIt’s hard to belive it but yes I still have a blog and occasionally do post stuff on here. It’s just I have been very very busy these last few months putting up more content for Cinema Recall podcast, Getting … Continue reading →
- Random thoughts of a movie insomniac October EditionHey Gang. I’m not doing much reviews on here this month, and most of my content will be dedicated to Cinema Recall for the whole 31 days of Halloween/Horror challenge. You can listen to many of those episodes below I … Continue reading →
- 5 Reasons Why it’s OK To Watch Spice World 1997( and enjoy it)A few night back my friend Tara had a bunch of friends come over for a bad movie night. In the past she has screened Xanadu, Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Harts Club Band, but on this night she was to screen … Continue reading →
- Cinema Recall Podcast’s New Home and 31 Days of Horror Challenge.Hello to everyone out there that still watches this site, I do appreciate it. There is some good news that I want to share with you. The Cinema Recall Podcast is now available under That Moment In Presents which can … Continue reading →
- Random Thoughts of a Movie Insomniac. Reviews of Hail Satan,The Dead Don’t Die, Camino and moreWhat is up everyone. I’m going to make this post really short. compared to other movie insomniac posts I have done in the past. Not going to do a short summary review like before. Just going to post my … Continue reading →
- The Vern wants to take the world but reviews Brightburn insteadAfter almost giving up hope that they will ever conceive a child. Tori(Elizabeth Banks) and Kyle Breyer’s(David Denman) prayers are answered after a spaceship crash lands in their backyard carrying with it an infant boy. Brandon(Jackson A. Dunn) for … Continue reading →
- Why Sam Raimi’s version of Spider-Man is the best.In this video essay from Dorkly on Youtube. Tony Wilson explains why the Spider-Man movies directed by Sam Raimi and starring Tobey Maguire are the best adaptations of the famous web crawler. I loved Into the Spiderverse and Tom Holland’s … Continue reading →
- All Time Classics: Small Town Hero (2019)Have you ever wondered if a superhero has ever wrongly accused someone of a crime they may or may haven’t done. It has to happen, right. No one can always be 100 percent sure that they are doing the … Continue reading →
- The Vern was a guest on Dork Points and watches Beta TestI was recently a guest on Dork Points to watch the sci-fi feature Beta Test. It’s about a game tester who unknowingly begins controlling a real person to commit crimes for an evil corporation. It was a blast hanging … Continue reading →
- The Vern picks The Species Franchise to win Movie of the Month and it does.Over on The Large Association of Movie Blogs aka The LAMB. I put forth Species to win Movie of The Month for a special franchise edition. Up against the original Star Wars trilogy, Cars, the Dollars saga(Fistfull…, A Few Dollars…, … Continue reading →
- The Vern stares at some more shorts…films
Monthly Archives: April 2013
Sorority Girls from Hell: The Vern Reviews Alpha Girls.
Alpha Girls. Cast: Falon Joslyn, Beverly Rivera, Victoria Guthrie Written and Directed by: Johnny Zito, Tony Trov People don’t make exploitation or B Movies much anymore. Back in the late 70’s all the way up to the 2000’s they were … Continue reading
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Tagged Alpha Girls, Beverly Rivera, Falon Joslyn, Horror, Johnny Zito, Movie Reviews, Tony Trov, Victoria Guthrie
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The Vern takes a trip on the “Yellow Submarine”. 1968
Note*** This review previously appeared on my other site,but I thought it looked much better on this one Yellow Submarine Cast: John Clive, Paul Angelis Writers: Lee Minoff, Al Brodax, John Mendlsohn Erich Segal Director: George Dunning
Forbidden Hollywood: The Divorcee 1930
Before the Hayes code was put in to effect as the early ratings system in 1934. Movies around that time had rougher subject matter and showed a lot of things that were considered to be taboo. The ones from this … Continue reading
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Tagged Forbidden Hollywood, Norma Shearer, precode, Sex, TheDivorcee
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The Vern reviews Canada’s version of Crash.
Crash (1996) Cast: James Spader, Holly Hunter Writers: J.G. Ballard (Novel) David Cronenberg (Screenplay) Director: David Cronenberg. One of the most controversial films of the 90’s, David Cronenberg’s “Crash“, was met with a lot of backlash and heated debate when it … Continue reading
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Tagged Crash, David Cronenberg, Dramas, Holly Hunter, J.G. Ballard, James Spader, Movie Reviews
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All Time Classics: His Girl Friday. 1940
His Girl Friday. Cast: Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell, Ralph Belamy Writers: Ben Hecht, Charles MacArtur(“The Front Page”) Charles Lederer(Screenplay) Director: Howard Hawks In the screenplay for Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction“. He writes that the couple who robs the resteraunt … Continue reading
Criterion Corner: Being John Malkovich 1999.
The Criterion Collection for years have been releasing the best versions of movies on DVD and Blue Ray. They are hands down the ultimate praise a film can receive,and while many claim the Oscar to be the ultimate recognition. Having the … Continue reading
The Woman in the Window.1944
The Woman in The Window (1944) Cast: Edward G Robinson, Joan Bennett Writers: J.H. Wallis(Novel) Nunally Johnson(Screenplay) Director: Fritz Lang This was recommended to me on my Netflix Que and since I am a fan of all kinds of movies I thought this would … Continue reading
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Tagged Edward G Robinson, Film Noir, Fritz Lang, Joan Bennett, The Woman in The Window
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A Written Exploration on Savage Witches.
Savage Witches Cast: Christina Wood, Victoria Smith. Writers and Directors: Daniel Fawcett ,Clara Pais. How does one begin to describe a movie that refuses to have a description. In no way should this be classified as a movie and … Continue reading
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Tagged art films, Christina Wood, Clara Pais, Daniel Fawcett, Experimental, Reviews, Savage Witches
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Criterion Corner: Belle De Jour. 1967
The Criterion Collection for years have been releasing the best versions of movies on DVD and Blue Ray. They are hands down the ultimate praise a film can receive,and while many claim the Oscar to be the ultimate recognition. Having the … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Denuve, Criterion Collection, Erotic, Fetishes, Luis Bunuel, Man I Love Films, movies, Sex
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