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The Brides of Dracula (1960) Certainly the best film called The Brides of Dracula that features neither Dracula nor his Brides Joking aside, this is actually a pretty strong Gothic horror from Hammer. The current bluray discs are a cause of contention for some, Universal say that they have remastered in the 'original theatrical ratio' as was seen in cinemas stateside, however purists insist that the film was shot in 1.66:1 However, I think the framing is fine on the disc, nothing looks cramped and at this point only Terrence Fisher could say for sure which is right. Tower of London (1962) Richard III vs Macbeth vs The American Drive-in Movie. It's bonkers but fun. Vincent Price excels in a more serious role, less camp then usual and a whole lot more Shakespearean! That's not to say he doesn't add a few slices of ham because he definitely does! It was a first time viewing for me last night and it's now one of my favourite Corman/Price films.
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RESIDENT EVIL THE FINAL CHAPTER Wow! This must be the loudest film I have ever seen. The sound system was ear piercing. This is gonna get some panning from critics but I thought it was good. The scenes of a devastated Washington and New York look nice and apocalyptic. The action hardly lets up and the editing is pretty frantic. There are some good set pieces especially the tunnel turbine scene which has a great music score. If this is really the end of this film series then in my opinion it goes out with a bang. A good one. |
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