Classic Review – Pit and the Pendulum (1961)
Pit and the Pendulum Directed by Roger Corman Starring Vincent Price, Barbara Steel, John Kerr Review by Jordan From the tortured mind of Edgar Allen Poe, the articulated pen of […]
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Resident Evil – from worst to best
Resident Evil: From worst to best Disclaimer: Playing and collecting the games, and watching and defending the Resident Evil movies is one of my great passions in life. I love […]
Film Review – The Tall Man (2013)
The Tall Man Directed by Pascal Laugier Starring Jessica Biel, Jodelle Ferland, Stephen McHattie Review by Jordan Some filmmakers just don’t like to play by the rules. What could have […]
Film Review – The Conjuring (2013)
By Jordan Directed by James Wan Starring Patrick Wilson, Vera Farmiga, Ron Livingston When Ed and Lorraine Warren (Patrick Wilson, Vera Farmiga) agree to help a distraught family claiming their […]
Book Review – I’m Not Sam (2012)
Here at Jordan and Eddie we like to delve into all aspects of film including literary projects by film-makers. In doing book reviews we look to review those books either […]
Top 10 John Carpenter Films
By Jordan Ever since bursting onto the scene in 1976 with his first full length feature, Assault on Precinct 13, John Carpenter has forged an enviable filmography with heights that […]
Film Review – ParaNorman (2012)
By Jordan Directed by Chris Butler Voice-work by Kodi Smit-McPhee, Tucker Albrizzi, Anna Kendrick (as well as many others… including John Goodman) Man, I wish ParaNorman was released 10 years […]
Jordan’s top 30 Movies of all time (15 – 11)
With a world full of cinematic treasures, ranging from the silent expressionism of Robert Wiene in the 1920′s to J.J Abrams’ current vision for science fiction, deciding on a top 30 […]
5 Best Books on the Horror Film
By Jordan This is a very personal list, and as a result very controversial I’m sure. The dates listed are those of the most recent revisions of each title, as […]
5 Songs That Make The Scene
By Jordan Sometimes music can completely detract from the scene in which it is a part of, and other times the result can be so successful it lifts the scene […]
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