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Friends Til The End: New Promo Video Shows Chucky Rebuilt for Don Mancini's Child's Play Series

Posted By themoviesleuth 1118 days ago on Entertainment

http://www.spoilerfreemoviesleuth.com -  At long last, the upcoming Child's Play television series is making serious headway. Don Mancini's creation will be returning in the form of a new show that will bring back the original Chucky for more blood and mayhem. The series has been officially named Chucky and will be a continuation or at least connected to the original lineup of horror films. And with that said, it appears that they will be bringing back practical effects when he returns to the screen. This new video that was just posted teases the technology they're using on the doll when it premieres on SyFy and USA this coming Fall. It's said that the show will expand on Chucky's backstory and will be tied very close to the movie series but will also offer up a "fresh take on the franchise". Check out the video below

You Don't Turn Your Back On Family: Fast and the Furious Franchise Heads Back To Cinemas for F9 Release

Posted By themoviesleuth 1100 days ago on Entertainment

http://www.spoilerfreemoviesleuth.com - photo courtesy Universal PicturesAhead of the release of the ninth entry in the long running Fast and the Furious franchise, the entire catalog of films will be coming back to cinemas. And apparently, they'll all be free to watch again. Universal just announced that the whole series would be re-released back to theaters as they gear up to release F9 after numerous delays caused by the global pandemic. Each movie seems to gain more popularity and bigger box office receipts. In preparation for the next unbelievable action flick, Universal is giving fans a special present. You can sit through them all again and experience for yourself how far they've come from being about fast cars. Somewhere along the line, they spun out into total escapist action flicks that have no qualms with settin

Documentary Releases: The Truffle Hunters (2020) - Reviewed

Posted By themoviesleuth 1072 days ago on Entertainment

http://www.spoilerfreemoviesleuth.com -  The second documentary feature film by visual artist and filmmaker Michael Dweck, The Truffle Hunters, is at once a pure experiential slice-of-life promenade through the woods of Northern Piedmont, Italy following three aged Italian men on the hunt for the elusive Alba truffle as well as a relaxing and serene travelogue through the terrain housing one of the world’s most sought after elite delicacies.  Mostly the film provides an unfettered gaze upon the world of truffle hunting, purchasing, display, sales and finally consumption of the prized culinary Earthly confection.  Also the film, like the projectionist documentary The Dying of the Light, helps to shed some details on the isolated personalities of the aptly named Truffle Hunters. Understated, subdued and l

Cinematic Releases: Siberia (2020) - Reviewed

Posted By themoviesleuth 1033 days ago on Entertainment

http://www.spoilerfreemoviesleuth.com - Courtesy of Vivo FilmsBronx based gritty urban provocateur turned independent artiste Abel Ferrara, like Werner Herzog before him, has carved out his own niche and operated outside of the studio system on his own terms for years, churning out everything from sleazy exploitation trash ala Driller Killer to his eloquent Pasolini biopic.  His latest venture and sixth collaboration with actor Willem Dafoe, Siberia, is a weird foray into madness through self-examination in the frozen mountains of Siberia involving a snowbound bartender named Clint (Willem Dafoe) serving Inuit patrons speaking a language outside his understanding.   Previously premiering at the 70thBerlin International Film Festival right before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, delaying the US theatrical release for an

Film Review: Shiva Baby – An amusing black comedy of toe-curling embarrassment

Posted By BlazingMinds 1007 days ago on Entertainment

https://blazingminds.co.uk - At a family event Danielle (Rachel Sennott), a directionless bisexual Jewish woman runs into her sugar-daddy Max (Danny Deferrari), who is accompanied by his wife and screaming baby. Her ex-girlfriend Maya (Molly Gordon) is also at the gathering. Shiva Baby is writer/director Emma Seligman’s debut feature, an entertaining black-comedy centred around a shiva, the Jewish […]
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Movie Review – No Time To Die

Posted By ScribblingGeek 937 days ago on Entertainment

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No Time to Die Review. Daniel Craig’s final Bond film wraps up his run with everything we expect from the franchise, together with an unexpected epilogue.
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Incredible Tech Deals this 11.11 with Lazada!

Posted By ScribblingGeek 167 days ago on Entertainment

https://www.scribblinggeek.com - The post Incredible Tech Deals this 11.11 with Lazada! appeared first on The Scribbling Geek.A sneak peek at some of the awesome tech deals everyone can enjoy this 11.11 on Lazada.The post Incredible Tech Deals this 11.11 with Lazada! appeared first on The Scribbling Geek.

Cry Macho: Clint Eastwood's Latest Gets A Release Date From Warner Bros.

Posted By themoviesleuth 1131 days ago on Entertainment

http://www.spoilerfreemoviesleuth.com -  At 90 years old, Clint Eastwood shows no signs of slowing down. The actor and director is currently working on his next project, Cry Macho. The film which Eastwood has wanted to make for 40 years is finally in post production and has received a (hopefully) post-pandemic release date from WB. The studio has given the star's next film an October 22nd, 2021 release date, which will hopefully stick. Eastwood stars and directs this latest feature from Warner. The movie is based on the novel of the same name from N. Richard Nash. The story tells of a retired rodeo cowboy and horse breeder who makes a journey across Mexico to bring his ex-boss's son home and away from his alcoholic mother. This would be just another in a long line of redemption tales from Eastwood over the course

Monster At the Movies: Fixer – Film Review

Posted By BlazingMinds 1081 days ago on Entertainment

https://blazingminds.co.uk - Fixer is a gritty indie crime drama written by Phil Lyndon and directed by Sam Mason-Bell. It stars Patrick Oliver, Phil Lyndon, Chris Mills, Kevin Cordell, Kate Kneafsey, and Martin W. Payne. When a member of parliament is up for re-election, he enlists his ‘Fixer’ to keep his reckless son out of trouble to ensure […]
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Raya and The Last Dragon flies in at Number 1 on the Official Film Chart

Posted By BlazingMinds 1067 days ago on Entertainment

https://blazingminds.co.uk - It’s that time of the week folks, time for the latest film charts courtesy of Official Film Charts and Find Any Film, this week sees Raya & The Last Dragon swooping into a Number 1 debut on the Official Film Chart. The Disney adventure flies straight to the top following its release on DVD & […]
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Indiana Jones 5: Stuntman Appears In Young Harrison Ford Prosthetic Mask On Set

Posted By themoviesleuth 1051 days ago on Entertainment

http://www.spoilerfreemoviesleuth.com -  It's been over a decade since Kingdom of the Crystal Skull made its appearance in theaters. And although Harrison Ford isn't getting any younger, he's back on set filming for the fifth and final adventure of the heroic Indiana Jones. While fans are at full tilt with speculation over the plot of the next movie, they're actively in production but reportedly already a day behind on filming. The film was previously delayed due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. As the shoot gets underway, footage is already leaking online which appears to show a much younger Indiana riding a motorcycle in a Nazi uniform. It's obviously a stunt man wearing a mask as seen in other set photos. But this does pose one question. Will they be de-aging the character for flashback scenes? These photos as pos

The Vision Revealed! Hot Toys Latest Addition To the MCU Power Couple

Posted By themoviesleuth 1028 days ago on Entertainment

http://www.spoilerfreemoviesleuth.com - images courtesy Hot ToysAs teasers of the upcoming Loki figures from Hot Toys gave us a hint that they are still hard at work bringing Marvel’s Cinematic Universe to the 1/6 scale collectors, we were given a full reveal of White Vision from the popular Wandavision series.Clocking in at just over 12 inches and with 30 points of articulation, ‘The Vision” looks at first glance to be identical to his counterpart but there are a few more features to mention. A battery-operated LED light-up forehead gem can work on its own or amplify the beam effect that can be attached to demonstrate his powers. Two sets of eyes are included to swap between his first appearance and his post-revelation look. Three pairs of hands, a poseable cape, and highly detailed costume make the figure appear accurate to h

Asian Movie Review – Rurouni Kenshin: The Beginning (るろうに剣心 最終章 The Beginning)

Posted By ScribblingGeek 997 days ago on Entertainment

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Rurouni Kenshin: The Beginning review. Poignant and full of gory fights, but rather unnecessary after the climaxes of the previous movie.
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The Durian Bakery Review

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Craving for creamy, delightful durian goodness? The Durian Bakery delivers artisan durian cakes and pastries right to your doorsteps.
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7 Singapore Mythological Characters and Creatures

Posted By ScribblingGeek 268 days ago on Entertainment

https://www.scribblinggeek.com - The post 7 Singapore Mythological Characters and Creatures appeared first on The Scribbling Geek.Who are the mythological characters and creatures most associated with Singapore? Here are seven names to know.The post 7 Singapore Mythological Characters and Creatures appeared first on The Scribbling Geek.

Movie Review – Military Wives

Posted By ScribblingGeek 1339 days ago on Entertainment

http://www.scribblinggeek.com - The post Movie Review – Military Wives appeared first on The Scribbling Geek.Military Wives is akin to a song composed purely to uplift. With suitable amounts of fiery dynamics between the two leads too. Military Wives Synopsis Lisa, the wife of a newly promoted British garrison RSM, reluctantly leads the servicepeople’s wives group of the garrison after her husband is posted to Afghanistan. She soon clashes with […]The post Movie Review – Military Wives appeared first on The Scribbling Geek.

Why Video Games Can Be Great For Your Mental Health

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https://www.scribblinggeek.com - The post Why Video Games Can Be Great For Your Mental Health appeared first on The Scribbling Geek.Video games can improve your mental health in more ways than one. Who’d have thought gaming could be so beneficial during a global health crisis?The post Why Video Games Can Be Great For Your Mental Health appeared first on The Scribbling Geek.

New Releases: Willy's Wonderland (2021) - Reviewed

Posted By themoviesleuth 1170 days ago on Entertainment

http://www.spoilerfreemoviesleuth.com - It's only fitting that with the darkness of 2020 beginning to fade, our savior, Nicolas Cage, delivers yet another cinematic miracle, bringing promises of peace and hope for 2021.  Loved and hated equally, Cage is an undeniable rarity in the acting world, with his prolific filmography ranging from highbrow academy fodder to trashterpiece classics of the highest order.  His latest, director Kevin Lewis' Willy's Wonderland, is sly refutation of 80's American values that masquerades as an absolutely bonkers cult film destined for classic status.  Featuring yet another unforgettably insane performance from Cage, dirty toilet visuals, and a chillingly familiar premise, this is a film that is emblematic of why popcorn flicks are held in such high regard.  A loner's car

A New Breed: Alien # 1 (Marvel Comics) - Reviewed

Posted By themoviesleuth 1124 days ago on Entertainment

http://www.spoilerfreemoviesleuth.com -  Photo Courtesy of Marvel ComicsWhen Disney acquired 21st Century Fox in 2019 one of the biggest properties that came with it was the legendary horror/sci-fi series Alien. Now, four years on from the last release in the Alien film franchise Disney has unleashed a new story set in the Alien universe courtesy of Marvel Comics. Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson with art by Salvador Larroca, Alien #1 sets the stage for a new, mostly standalone, nightmare for fans to sink their teeth into. Alien #1 centers on Gabriel Cruz, a former mercenary for Weyland-Yutani, the interplanetary mega-corporation at the center of the Alien franchise, who has worked his way up in the company, albeit at the expense of his relationship with his friends and family back on Earth. One of the only direct c

Rock Docs: Mean Man - The Story of Chris Holmes (2021) - Reviewed

Posted By themoviesleuth 1089 days ago on Entertainment

http://www.spoilerfreemoviesleuth.com - Most viewers/listeners will remember heavy-metal guitarist Chris Holmes from the second installment of Penelope Spheeris’ legendary music documentary series The Decline of Western Civilization.  Featuring a notorious episode with the former lead W.A.S.P. guitarist splayed out fully clothed on an inflatable chair before his mother in the swimming pool in a drunken stupor as he pours bottles of vodka down his throat.  The scene people remember over others in the film represents a moment cloaked in heavy metal rock music urban legend mystique with many calling bluff to an “act” while others say he really was downing booze like no tomorrow.  It spoke heavily to Chris Holmes’ own struggles with addiction and in a telling scene of Holmes rewatching the scene years later we s