A vile, effects-laden gorefest set during the Bubonic Plague that's worse than a hopelessly confused film; its also a cruel and ugly one. Full review by Chris Pandolfi.
Unlike his Hollywood thriller Triangle, Smith produced his most original and most mature film to date.
LRA writes: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 didn't only break box office records this past week but it also broke our record for the longest episode we have ever done. But what does that mean exactly? Did we like it so much that we couldn't stop talking about it? You will have to listen and find out as three grown adult males talk way too seriously about the Twilight series in general, werewolves in pants, searching yahoo about demon babies, Jacob's immoral tendencies towards much younger women, Bella's representation of the crack whores of the world and dazzling dreams about winning a game of chess while on honeymoon. Just in case that isn't enough for you we end this episode by declaring one lucky film our Turkey of the Year in our annual TOTY awards. Don't forget to check out my Netflix Instant Stream Movie of the Week either. Yes this episode is epic but I don't think you will be disappointed one bit. Featured music this week is from the "Breaking Dawn Part 1" motion picture soundtrack.
Black Death is opening up this week and behind the camera is Christopher Smith. After a successful VOD run, Smith’s latest is expanding its release to ensure audiences have ample opportunity to see the director’s latest venture into the horror genre, a genre he knows very well. Responsible for great horror films like Triangle, Severance and Creep, Black Death once again takes on the genre, but this time in a medieval setting.
