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The Magnificent Seven: A Grand Remake Worthy of its Movie Title [Review]

by Sean Atkins | Sep 20, 2016

Given the combination of the cast and premise, The Magnificent Seven screams “summer blockbuster.” Thankfully, MGM and Columbia Pictures were wise to place the 2016 Western remake right in the middle of September instead of sticking it somewhere in the crowded (and...

31: Rob Zombie has Created Iconic Villains Before but Richard Brake’s Doom-Head is The Best [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Sep 19, 2016

31 is an upcoming horror film from director Rob Zombie (The Devil’s Rejects). It stars Richard Brake, Sheri Moon Zombie, Jeff Daniel Phillips, Meg Foster, Lew Temple, Malcolm McDowell, Judy Geeson, Elizabeth Daily and Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs . It made it’s debut at...

Snowden: A Well-Acted, Beautifully Shot & Lengthy Telling of the Edward Snowden Story [Review]

by Mark Miller | Sep 19, 2016

This week I saw another Based on Real Life Events Drama. There were no wizards, no aliens, no special effects. But it was entertaining nonetheless. Snowden is based on a book called The Snowden Files: The Inside Story on the World’s Most Wanted Man which is all...

The Apex – Underbelly EP: Brutal, Deep & Wickedly Entertaining [Review]

by Ashton Clemmer | Sep 16, 2016

Something I’ve always loved when I learn of a band I’ve never heard before, is that “Oh, shit!” moment. That moment when you’re listening to a new album, and a part in a song makes you involuntarily start head banging, regardless of your surroundings, and then let out...

Five Finger Death Punch, Papa Roach, Sixx:A.M. & From Ashes to New Live in Lethbridge 09/13/16 [Concert Review]

by Keven Skinner | Sep 14, 2016

Five Finger Death Punch, Papa Roach, Sixx:A.M. and From Ashes to New rolled their Canadian tour through Lethbridge, Alberta on September 13, 2016 to put on hours of white-knuckled, aggressive as hell, balls to the wall hard rock at the Enmax Centre. Five Finger Death...

Blair Witch: A Carbon Copy Sequel Lacking Scares or Originality [Review]

by Sean Atkins | Sep 13, 2016

Today’s “found footage” horror movies owe a debt to The Blair Witch Project, the original found footage film from 17 years ago. That movie was a smash hit thanks to the “found footage” that had never been shown in theaters, which left some people initially believing...