Reviews

The Legacy

Ten year old Charlie Regels begins to suspect that his father is a superhero in a film that achieves exactly what it sets out to do, which is to take an essentially simple idea and execute it beautifully.

The Legacy is a a genuinely warm-hearted and remarkably uplifting film. It is also a superb demonstration of just how much modern independent films are able to achieve.


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Pirates:Quest for Snake Island

Blackjack Cutter and his crew discover a map that leads to an island that is reported to contain treasure - but is also rumored to be the home of deadly creatures that feast on wayward pirates.

Cutter and his crew race to get the treasure-and to avoid a band of deadly cutthroats who hold a secret to Cutters past!


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Cocaine Saints goes into production

Russ Diapper, the actor/writer/director behind such films as Spirirts of the Fall, Halloween: The Wake and Stay out of The Woods recently dropped me a line to let me know about his latest project.

Cocaine Saints is a gritty Police drama about Bad Cops, Good Cops, gang war and Drug Addiction. The script has been in development for a while, but the film has now gone into production in conjunction with Rami Hilmi's Eagle Eye Productions. It stars Diapper and Hilmi along with Kate Korbel, Kim Sonderholm, Leo Moore and Mitch Powell.


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Tiny Toothy Terrors

There are some films that just demand to be seen. Films like Chihuanhas, for example:

When a curio-collecting Professor returns from South America with a mysterious Piranha idol, it casts an ominous curse on his innocent Chihuahua, Lulu Bell, and impregnates her with a litter of amphibious, mutant Chuhuahua-Piranhas.

Check out the rest of the synopsis, because it just gets better and better.