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The Vern’s Video Vortex.- Announcement: Moving to a New Website
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- Cinema Recall: The Muppets and why it’s the greatest thing ever created
- The Vern’s Final 92nd Oscar Predictions and Results
- Support Indie Films – A Slice of Life in Barcelona
- Cinema Recall Podcast: Showgirls and why we love it.
- Random Thoughts of a Movie Insomniac: The Awards edition
- The Vern’s Top 50 Movies from 2010 – 2019
- Bombshell 2019 Movie Review
- The Vern stares at some more shorts…films
Monthly Archives: September 2016
The Vern enjoys Spaghettiman(2016), but reviews the movie too.
Spaghettiman Cast: Benjamin Crutcher,Winston Carter Writers: Winston Carter, Mark Potts, Benjamin Crutcher, Brad Rackley Director: Mark Potts. If you were being mugged and then got saved by some masked stranger who shot noodles out of his hands. You … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, Benjamin Crutcher, Brad Rackley, film reviews, James Gunn, Mark Potts, Movie Reviews, Review, spaghettiman, Super, superhero, superheros, Winston Carter
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Everlasting and Harvest Lake Make Watching Trailers Fun Again.
Great video by Cecil Trachenburg from his site Good Bad Flicks. Follow him on Twitter @GoodBadFlicks Let’s face it, trailers for movies are not exciting as they once were. We are more impressed with the finish project then we are … Continue reading
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Tagged American Mary, anthony stabley, brick, cecil trachenburg, compliance, David FIncher, ellie church, everlasting, frankenstein created bikers, Gone Girl, good bad flicks, harvest lake, pat healy, scott schirmer, seven, The Blair Witch Project, the neon demon, Trailers, Tristan Risk
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Twin Cities Film Fest Rejects The Love Witch
When I first started this blog, it was to review movies and give you my thoughts and perspectives on them. I have been very lucky to have met and befriended many talented filmmakers and am beyond thrilled when their movie … Continue reading
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Tagged 60's, 80's, anna biller, Drive, film festivals, hammer, Horror, nicholas winding refn, Oscilloscope, technicolor, the love witch, Twin Cities Film Fest
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The Vern gets a Sunshine Blogger award
WOAH. HOLY SHIT. I got an award and I couldn’t be any happier. This award comes to me from the very talented writer of the same city where I live. Well near by at least; I’m talking about Ruth … Continue reading
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